Continuing on with Rock Sins look back at the last twelve months, today it’s the turn of one of our long term contributors, Sam Dignon, to offer opinions on the best music from 2015 along with one or two things that maybe, in Sam’s opinion, weren’t quite so good! Over to you Sam! 1) Album…
Last November, the Never Say Die tour returned with its biggest UK date yet which saw The Amity Affliction headlining a sold out Koko in London. Naturally, as big fans of previous Never Say Die Tours, Rock Sins made sure to be in attendence this time around! Burning Down Alaska (5) kicked things off with…
After being absent last year, The Vans Warped Tour returned to the UK this year with a line up that certainly proved divisive. There’s no denying that despite Asking Alexandria and Black Veil Brides both being hugely popular, just as many people hate the bands. Still with a queue of young fans stretching around Alexandra…
Over the last few years Crossfaith have built up a reputation of being one of the best live bands around. However their studio output has never been quite as well received as their live show, despite being consistently brilliant. They’ve often been written off as just a party band and their songwriting has never been given the…
Ahead of their Hevy Fest performance performance, Rock Sins caught up with Shaun Milton from Landscapes. With their second album due out later this year it was a good time to discuss the writing process and why Landscapes have taken their time with releasing the album. Rock Sins: So firstly are you excited to play Hevy…
Words by Sam Dignon, Photos by Fran Dignon. After a hugely eventful and jam packed first main day of Hevy Fest 2015 Team Rock Sins was raring to go for another round for the second full day festival. Anyone who missed our review of Friday can grab that here, along with our extensive and exclusive…
With Hevy Festival being their only festival of 2015, it’s been a fairly quiet summer for Protest The Hero. Rock Sins caught up with vocalist Rody Walker ahead of their main stage appearance to discuss the festival and plans for the bands future. Rock Sins: So are you excited to play the main stage later? Rody: Oh…
After some great acoustic sets on the Thursday night from Jamie Lenman, Sam Duckworth, Dave Mcpherson and more it was time for Hevy Festival 2015 to kick off properly. Opening the third stage, Wraiths (7) got things off to an impressive start. Their down tempo metal was relentlessly heavy and had just enough technicality to avoid being a boring…
As one of the leading bands of the New Grave movement, there’s a definite buzz surrounding Ashestoangels right now. Tonight they brought the British Horror Story tour to London for a intimate show at the Camden Barfly. With Farwell, My Love making their first trip to the UK as well there was plenty for fans to look forward to…
Wrapping up their recent headline tour, Monuments returned to London. With this being a hometown show for most of the band it was bound to be a great end to the tour. With fans packing into the Borderline long before Monuments set, it’s clear people were excited for tonight. Kicking things off were newcomers Murdock (7), who…