As we hurtle towards 2018, it’s time for another entry in the Rock Sins 2017 End Of Year Awards, and this time it’s our features / live editor, Jamie’s turn. Album Of The Year – While She Sleeps – You Are We Back in April, I called While She Sleeps album You Are We a…
Here we are once again, another year over. So as is customary this time of year it’s time to look over the highs and lows from the world of music, and this time it is the turn of our own charismatic enigma, Simon Crampton. Album of the Year – Creeper – Eternity in your arms…
Next up in the Rock Sins End Of Year Awards for 2017 is Philip Whitehead. Following on from the two Sam’s (Sam Savigny and Sam Dignon), it’s now Philip’s turn to pick out his moments from the last twelve months. Album Of The Year: Body Count – Bloodlust This was a close call to make,…
Following on from Sam Savigny kicking off the 2017 Rock Sins End Of Year Awards, it’s the turn of one of our senior writers Sam Dignon to pick his highlights and lowlights. Over to you Sam! Album of the year: The Menzingers – After The Party 2017 was packed with several amazing albums but their…
We didn’t have time for a video of the week contest last week, following on from Yorkshire rockers As Sirens Fall’s win last time out, so we’ve made up for it this time with a bumper contest featuring no less than eight new videos. The only place we can start this week is with Alter…
After another very busy installment of our video of the week competition, Yorkshire rockers As Sirens Fall came out on top of a well contested battle. Their single “In My Mind”, featuring Skindred frontman Benji Webbe took home almost 60% of the vote, ahead of healthy scores from Drones, SikTh and Conjurer. In My Mind…
It’s that time of the year again where Rock Sins team members make their choices of the good, the great and the questionable from the last twelve months. First up for 2017 is one of our newest contributors, Sam Savigny. Take it away Sam! Album of the Year 2017: Employed to Serve – The Warmth…
Following on from Scottish thrash metal outfit Disposable taking home the winners medal last time out, we’ve got five more videos for you all to vote on this time. First up this week are UK tech metal royalty SikTh. Ahead of their impending UK tour which you can find them playing across the country in…
Another excellently fought video of the week contest here at Rock Sins has seen a new winner crowned. After a titanic battle with Italian electro pop-rockers Halflives, Scottish thrashers Disposable have come out on top. Their dinner party with a difference video for Ravenous. With nearly 450 of you taking part, they racked up a…
We were all set to publish our latest video of the week contest, following last week’s edition won by Newcastle rockers Tomorrow Is Lost, and then another video got released that we couldn’t possibly leave out. That video is of course Paramore’s Fake Happy. One of the songs of the year in the opinion of…
