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As Everything Unfolds - 2025 Promo Photo
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As Everything Unfolds – Live At The Dome, London, 14th November

Jamie Giberti9 months ago4 months ago03 mins

Anyone who’s been even a semi-regular visitor to Rock Sins over the last few years knows we are big fans of As Everything Unfolds (8). The first UK headline shows in far too long from the Buckinghamshire five piece were announced at the end of the Summer, and happily we were able to get along…

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Malevolence Band Photo - Ramsey Ramone Credit 2 - Web Res
  • Live Reviews

Malevolence Live Review – O2 Academy Brixton, London, 09/11/2025

Sam Dignon10 months ago4 months ago05 mins

After spending the 2010s dominating the UK hardcore underground but seeming to slip by the mainstream, Malevolence once seemed like a band who might never get the success they deserve. Which makes nights like this feel so special as they have now climbed to position of headlining Brixton Academy, something that basically no bands from…

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  • EP Review

PRESIDENT – King Of Terrors EP Review

Tom Wilkinson12 months ago4 months ago04 mins

It is hard to remember a first EP from a band receiving such hype or anticipation, especiallywhen you consider the band in question only publicly sprung to life with the release of their firstsingle ‘In the name of the father’ on May 15th 2025. A chaotic, sweaty and triumphant debutperformance on the Dogtooth stage Download…

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Lorna Shore – I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me Album Review

John Layland1 year ago4 months ago05 mins

Having faded to near obscurity after a decade on the scene and numerous line-up changes. Lorna Shore rewrote the deathcore rulebook when they bounced back in 2022. Revitalised by the addition of vocalist Will Ramos. Their last album, Pain Remains left a high watermark that can still be seen now. High above the imitators that…

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  • Live Reviews

2000Trees 2025 Live Review – Friday 11th July 2025

Chloe Tucker1 year ago4 months ago08 mins

Friday at 2000Trees truly is turned out to be spent at The Forest Stage. Acting as a perfect bit of respite from the sun and some down time from the shade kicking Julia Wolf pulls in a huge crowd. With a stunning ethereal gazey energy about her, the forest is the most gorgeous setting for…

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KoRn Confetti Download Festival 2025 by Carolina Faruolo
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Download Festival 2025 – The Sunday Review: Got The Life

Simon Crampton1 year ago4 months ago013 mins

The final day of Download often sees sore heads and tired limbs, and 2025 was no different. Nonetheless, excitement was still very much hanging in the air for KoRn’s first headline set, the return of Spiritbox and much, much more. If you haven’t yet had the chance to check out our in-depth review of the…

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Slayer Cardiff 2025 Header Image by Bryce Hall - 1200px
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Slayer – War At Blackweir Field, Cardiff 3rd July 2025

John Layland1 year ago4 months ago08 mins

It has been six long years since Slayer hung up their instruments and called it a day. Bringing their monumental career to a close on November 30th at The Forum in L.A. With the image of guitarist Kerry King’s chains left on the stage after the gig remaining etched in the minds of metal fans…

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Sleep Token at Download 2025 from the Sound Tower by Adamross Williams.
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Download Festival 2025 – The Saturday Review: An Offering

Simon Crampton1 year ago4 months ago014 mins

Following a wonderful Friday at Download 2025 (read our full review and see photos here), Team Rock Sins reassembled on the hallowed Donington turf for an eagerly awaited middle Saturday. The high point of many a Download of years gone by, this years’ mid point of the festival had one of the most eclectic line…

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McFly - Tom Fletcher - on stage at Download Festival 2025 by Jemma Dodd
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Download Festival 2025 – The Friday Review: Welcome to Paradise

Jamie Giberti1 year ago4 months ago013 mins

We all know that Download Festival starts as soon as the gates open on a Wednesday lunchtime. With many fantastic events like The Takeover and some of our friends doing awesome DJ sets, District X and The Doghouse are definitely the place to be for the early arrivals. For Download 2025, it felt like the…

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  • Album Review

Album Review – Orthodox – A Door Left Open

Simon Crampton1 year ago1 year ago03 mins

It seems crazy to me that a band like Orthodox has completely passed me by.  They have been around for nearly 15 years and are 4 albums deep into their career, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard them. Talk about a shock to the system. A Door Left Open is one of…

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