A Day To Remember have easily been one of the best bands to emerge from the Warped Tour scene in the past 10 years. And it’s no surprise that they have risen to the top of the scene. Wrapping up their biggest UK tour show ever at Wembley Arena was guaranteed to be a special night….
Hardcore is often seen as a very limited genre, it’s so entrenched in its own values and it’s very rare that bands step outside these. In 2014 Code Orange pushed the boundaries of the genre with I Am King, when they ditched the Kids from their name it was more than just a name change. The band evolved into…
So Bloodstock festival are wasting no time this year as this morning they announced that Megadeth will be joining Amon Amarth as headliners for Bloodstock 2017. The thrash legends last headlined Bloodstock in 2014 and they will be returning to close out the Sunday night of this years festival. Expect plenty of classics and maybe a few…
Continuing with our annual Rock Sins tradition of the end of year awards, this time up it’s one of our senior writers, Sam Dignon. Over to you Sam! ALBUM OF THE YEAR: OATHBREAKER – RHEIA 2016 was a ridiculously strong year with at least five albums battling out for this top spot. In the end…
Once again the Impericon Never Say Die tour rolls around to London bringing the usual mix of Deathcore, Metalcore and Hardcore. This year tour had an added element of excitement with it being Whitechapel’s first proper UK tour in five years. With A ridiculously early set time and being one of two hardcore bands on…
Music fans can rejoice, everyone’s favourite misogynistic deathcore boys Attila are back with a brand new album.
Blood Youth have shown themselves to be one of the more promising melodic hardcore bands from the UK right now. Over their two EPs they’ve delivered a great mix hardcore aggression and catchy choruses. In support of their second EP Closure, Blood Youth headed out for a few headline shows and brought Zoax along to…
Back at Slam Dunk Festival Rock Sins caught up with Ali and Matty from Zebrahead. With the band being veterans of the festival it was a great chance to catch up with them and discuss why they love the festival and their latest album… So to start, how has Slam Dunk Festival been for you…
Words by Sam Dignon, James Halstead, Fran Dignon. Photos by Rachael Griffiths. It was the second bank holiday weekend in May and for UK festivals that can mean only one thing – it’s Slam Dunk time! Team Rock Sins was out in force to descend upon The University of Hertfordshire in Hatfield for the final…
After postponing their intimate “Beyond The Barricade” tour last year, Motionless In White finally returned to the UK in late January. Rock Sins caught the band on their second sold out show at the Underworld, here’s what went down. Silent Screams (5) play the kind of generic Metalcore you’ve heard hundreds of times before. It’s…