Seven Deadly Sins

A groundbreaking concept album originally released in 1977, Seven Deadly Sins is a synth-fuelled space-disco masterpiece by Laurin Rinder and W. Michael Lewis. Spanning seven richly textured instrumental tracks—each named after a sin—the record layers warm Moog-driven melodies over deep, groove-heavy rhythms, creating a cosmic, atmospheric journey through pride, envy, lust, sloth, gluttony, anger, and covetousness. Celebrated as “arguably the best American Disco LP ever made,” this reissue preserves its hypnotic, underground-club legacy, offering stunning production, expansive arrangements, and concept album ambition that feels more celebratory than moralistic