Following on from another Sam, Sam Savigny, kickstarting the Rock Sins End Of Year Awards for 2018, it’s now the turn of another Sam, Sam Dignon, to pick their favourites (and disappointments) for the year. We begin with Sam’s album of the year…. Album of the Year: Camp Cope – How To Socialise & Make…
Last time, it was a power pop landslide from Texas as young newcomers Not Ur Girlfrenz steamrollered their way to victory with their latest single No One Asked You Anyway. Now we have five more bands who will fight it out in our last video of the week for the year, before we attempt the…
So, with Christmas upon us, we come to our annual tradition here at Rock Sins – The End Of Year Awards! First up to share his awards with everyone this year is Sam Savigny, so without any further, over to you Sam! Album of the Year: Fucked Up – Dose Your Dreams By a sixth album…
It has been awhile since the last Rock Sins video of the week contest, won by Rxptxrs – but we’re back in a big way with five brand new videos for our readers enjoyment. The only place we could start this week was with Brighton’s finest metalcore masters Architects. Having dropped the second single from…
Architects have unleashed another monster track ahead of the release of their new album Holy Hell. Following on from the recent release of Hereafter, Holy Hell’s second single Royal Beggars was presented to the metal masses earlier this morning, and is already attracting widespread praise on social media. The video for Royal Beggars can be…
This week we’ve got a big assortment of tunes both old and new, featuring bands who have upcoming albums, tours just announced, and one or two old favourites just for the hell of it. We’re kicking things off with a double dose of Architects, who announced their new album Holy Hell yesterday, along with a…
Architects have returned with news of their eighth studio album, ‘Holy Hell’, plus details of a massive 2019 UK and European tour. The British band will release the follow up to 2016’s ‘All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us’ on November 9 through Epitaph Records, with huge shows across the UK and Europe set to follow…
Well…Architects are going to knock a few people’s socks off with this this morning. Their huge hit Doomsday, currently the only song they’ve released since their hugely significant album All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us, has been given some special treatment. The band have reworked the track into a piano based version as a further…
This weeks’ installment of the Rock Sins Spotify playlist is once again jam packed with great new singles, tracks from upcoming and recently released albums, and a few old favourites thrown in for good measure. Kicking things off with the mighty Architects “Nihilist”, we feature songs from a number of albums recently released by bands…
When it was announced that Architects were going to be headlining Alexandra Palace it was clear this show was going to be unmissable. With everything the band have been through seeing them headline an arena was guaranteed to be a special moment and they did not disappoint. Despite having to deal with some horrendous sound…
As we head into the second month of 2018, Rock Sins End Of Year Awards continues to gain new entries. This time around it’s one of our newest writers, Shaun Brown. Take it away Shaun! ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2017: CODE ORANGE – FOREVER What else is left to say about Code Orange that hasn’t…
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,…
