Damnation Festival 2019 Review
With a stacked line up filled with metal’s brightest underground sparks and a few big names to boot, Damnation does not look set to disappoint.
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Daughters Live At Islington Assembly Hall 31st October
“It means a lot to be able to do this” drawls frontperson Alexis S.F. Marshall into a microphone that has been battered against his chest, forehead and the stage.
Austerity – Anarcho Punk Dance Party
As a debut LP it is wonderfully accomplished, and there’s a certainty that the band will grow as songwriters.
Nile – Vile Nilotic Rites
In four years, Nile have crafted a thing of extremity that borderlines on the beautiful.
Sunn O))) Live at The Roundhouse, London 28th October
Sunn O))) are mythologised in fact for their live show.
Bad Wolves – N.A.T.I.O.N
Since storming onto the scene with their debut release Disobey back in 2017, Bad Wolves has had an almost picture-perfect meteoric rise to dizzying heights. They’ve played almost all of the bucket-list festivals and supported countless movers and shakers on the scene. It’s the kind of trajectory that bands can surely only dream of having…
Mayhem – Daemon
It may not be the most extreme album of 2019, but it is finer than many of their peers are able to achieve at this point in the game.
Jimmy Eat World – Surviving
With our review of Jimmy Eat World’s last album, 2016’s Integrity Blues, Rock Sins spoke about how it was a good album but every time it tried to make the leap from good to great it was let down by its inconsistencies. Three years later, Jimmy Eat World have returned with their new album Surviving….
Ivy Crown – Echo
This debut showcases a band with a lot to give who just need to refine delivery.