Sinn Fired From Angels & Airwaves

05/16/07
. (punkbands) According to another site, Angels & Airwaves have suffered their first casualty. Ryan Sinn is apparently no longer with the band. In a long statement posted on Absolutepunk, he says "I recieved a phone call the evening of April 19th that concluded my relationship with Angels And Airwaves. I could go into an entire novel about my opinions of the whole matter and why I was given the axe, but to me, throwing dirt just seems desperate and tabloidial.

"All I'll say as to why I was kicked out, the reasons I was given weren't at all honest, and severely hippocritical to the point of abhorrent disgust."[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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