Simon Crampton

Rock Sins goes one on one with NXT Champion Aleister Black: “The spirit of metal is you being you and just trying the hardest to be yourself without hurting anyone else.”

In the Rock Sins office, there are a few of us who go a little mad for some wrestling, especially when it’s combined with our beloved rock music. Whether it’s starting ‘Delete!’ chants at Trivium shows, marking out to Chris Jericho putting everyone on the list at Download Festival, or showing our respect as the…

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Tesseract – Sonder

There is a certain level of prestige that comes with a band like Tesseract. Constantly performing at the highest level, there aren’t many bands that can compete with them at their best. Sonder their fourth full length album looks to further this point by being absolutely breathtaking in almost every concievable way. This is music…

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Bad Wolves – Disobey

Bad Wolves are already a legacy band. Made up of former members of Divine Heresy, God Forbid, Devildriver and In This Moment, the expectation was always going to be high for their debut album. The good news is that Bad Wolves more than rise to the challenge. Disobey is a modern metal debut for the…

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Sevendust – All I See Is War

Sevendust have always been a tremendously underrated band. Emerging onto the scene in 1997 (despite forming in 1994) they were placed into a crowded scene and somehow overlooked. The main difference between them and their peers is that they are fundamentally a more thoughtful form of band, one that displays a great deal of care…

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Parkway Drive – Reverence

Parkway Drive have always been a cut above everyone else, that isn’t even up for discussion it’s just a fact. With every release, they get stronger and better, constantly evolving and remaining one step ahead of everyone else. It should come as no surprise to anyone then that their newest album Reverence is without question…

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