New Alter Bridge music is always a cause for celebration here at Rock Sins. Having supported the band throughout their time together, it’s always a highlight in the musical calendar to see another new album from Myles Kennedy, Mark Tremonti, Scott Phillips and Brian Marshall. Generally a new Alter Bridge album surfaces every three to…
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…
The legendary Roundhouse thrums with electrifying energy as Hot Milk are set to take the stage, ready to make waves! Alongside the support of Silly Goose and Cassyette, Hot Milk always embrace the moment. An infectious exuberant flair encapsulates them and the the audience. The band’s meteoric rise despite only being on their second album…
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…
Following on from 2023’s Sanguivore, Creeper sink their fangs even deeper into the myth. On this second act, the Southampton-based band are continue riding the glittering highway of 1980s excess champagne-soaked, leather-clad, and bathed in the crimson glow of stage lights. Sanguivore II: Mistress of Death is as enigmatically titled as we’ve come to expect….
When we consider bands who have ascended to stratospheric heights of success in the metalcore sphere, The Plot In You is a name that can crop up. The last time this Ohio quartet were over in the UK, they packed out the 1.5k capacity Electric Ballroom in Camden with the demand for more. Now back…
Killswitch Engage (8.5) brought a masterclass in metalcore to The Halls in Wolverhampton, leaving absolutely nothing in the tank. From the moment they hit the stage, the Massachusetts heavyweights had the crowd in the palm of their hands, launching straight into Strength of the Mind – a ferocious opener that set the tone for what would be…
It’s a misty October night and the streets of Birmingham look like something from Silent Hill as we make our way to the o2 Institute. Tonight’s show is worth taking the chance of running into Pyramid Head though. With Bury Tomorrow topping the bill in support of their latest album, Will You Haunt Me, With…
There is something so immensely enjoyable about being introduced to a brand new band, an excitement, curiosity to search through the latest release or scour the back catalogue. As music fans it’s a rite of passage, leading us to the deepest cuts of certain bands that go on to, in some cases, change lives, reignite…
Hailing from the home of death metal. Swedish natives, Orbit Culture’s ascension in the scene over the past five years has been a fairly rapid one. As despite having formed all the way back in 2013, it wasn’t until the release of Nija in 2020 that they began to garner the attention they deserve. Since…
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…
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…
