We Are Harlot signifies a turning point in their lead singer, Danny Wornsop’s career. Harlot started as a side project to his former band, metalcore bruisers Asking Alexandria, yet before the release of their debut album he left AA to work on this new project full time. That decision ups the importance of this album…
Just after the release of part one of their greatest hits album, Songs People Actually Liked, Bowling For Soup’s lead singer, Jaret Reddick, was kind enough to give an interview with Rock Sins’ Will Stevenson. Here it is! Could you tell us a little about the re-recording process what was it like to revisit these…
In 2011, Bowling For Soup’s ex-record label released “The Very Best Of Bowling For Soup” without the bands consent. This new, officially authorised release (humorous titled Songs People Actually Liked Volume 1) is almost a reaction to that album. On the Pledge Music campaign that funded this, frontman Jaret Reddick said that the band felt…
For many inside Lincoln’s Engine Shed, tonight is the last gig of the year. Luckily for them, Deaf Havana, The Lonely The Brave and Verses do not disappoint, putting on a show worthy of bowing an excellent year out. Verses (7) start out fairly subdued, but once they find their groove and conquer early sound…
People on Vacation’s new album is an enigma. Caught somewhere between a hopeless despair and a passionate, intense belief that everything will be alright in the end, The Chronicles Of Tim Powers is the indie rock duets best release yet and sees them flexing their songwriting muscles. The schizophrenic attitude of the album is evident…
Welcome back! The next member of Team Rock Sins to offer up their 2014 End Of Year Awards is our man in the midlands Will Stevenson. Over to you Will…. 1) Album of the year Against Me! – Transgender Dysphoria Blues Trasngender Dysphoria Blues is a modern classic of a punk album. The lyrics are…
Salford’s latest musical exports Shoshin are back with a brand new single, All For U.S. The new single follows in the footsteps of the bands debut album, released in 2012, and continues to blend rapping, reggae and rock into a politically tense, catchy outburst of music. There’s a clear set of influences, ranging from Rage Against The Machine…
The Brighter tour is Patent Pending’s second UK trek this year, and third within the last twelve months, if you count the main support slot afforded to them on Bowling For Soup’s farewell tour. The United Kingdom seems to have become a home-away-from-home for the American pop punkers, and not without good reason. Tonight, they…
When début single “Age Of Sedation” dropped, No Sin Evades His Gaze began to turn heads. Since then, that single has had over 45,000 YouTube hits and with their first full length – also titled “Age Of Sedation” – the tech metallers are sure to not only turn heads, but blow them. Following a slightly…
Having been a band for nearly twenty years now, Throwdown are well known for their ability to write a riff that hits like a speeding train and their abrasive, Phil Anselmo esque vocals. Their newest album, Intolerance is a short, brutal and in your face slab of hardcore. It’s nothing new, bearing heavy Hatebreed and…
