Rock Sins 2019 End Of Year Awards – Sam Savigny
Good lord, it feels like only yesterday I was mulling over my 2018 awards for this esteemed site.
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Top 20 (ish) of 2019 – Sam Savigny
Allow me, if you will, to get on my soapbox and shout about all the bloody brilliant music that has come out this year. If you’re willing to listen – not to me mind, to the music – you will find that 2019 has been one of the best years of the decade and as the 10s draw to their eventual but inevitable close, join me as we look at my top 20 (ish, I cheated) albums and five EPs of the year.
Cult of Luna, Brutus and A.A. Williams Live at the Electric Ballroom, Camden 29th November
Whenever post-metal royalty such as Cult Of Luna come to town, it is always a special occasion. Even more so when the supporting cast is as impressive as it was on this evening in London. It is a crying shame that the room is barely even a third full for A.A. Williams’ set. Opening with…
Cattle Decapitation – Death Atlas
It is once again a vehemently ecologically minded record that harbors bile for mankind’s misuse of the Earth, and isn’t afraid to spit venom in order to get its message across.
Slayer – The Repentless Killogy Review
Slayer treat us to their quintessential live performance captured in all its high resolution glory.
A Horse Called War – Good For Glue (And Nothing Else)
This isn’t factory fodder, it’s one of the better EPs released in a stellar year of music.
Blood Incantation – Hidden History Of The Human Race
Blood Incantation are aiming for the cosmos, but actually they need only look at themselves for they are death metal’s shining stars.
Introducing: Creature (An Interview with Dan, James and Tom)
You’ve read the live review. You’ve read the HOUND review. Now it’s time to meet the men that make up the fearsome triumvirate, CREATURE.
Rock Sins Weekly Episode 7: The Return of Down, The Ghost Inside, Ozzy and More
Welcome to another episode of Rock Sins Weekly. This week the return of Down and The Ghost Inside, the rescheduling of Ozzy’s lost dates and more.
Deaf Radio – Modern Panic
Greece isn’t a country famed for its musical exports. What it did in defining philosophical, mathematical and political ideologies and formulae is unparalleled, but aside from a handful of outfits, there aren’t many household names to emerge from the Hellenic Republic.