The line up for Download Festival 2023 just got a hell of a lot bigger! Some huge names have been added to the already impressive set of bands playing Donington this Summer. With so many great bands joining the fun, it’s difficult to know where to start. So we’ll start with some favourites of ours…
Back in January this year, Deaf Havana dropped the news we’ve all been hoping for; a hugely anticipated return to music. With a fresh new look and the release of “The Present Is A Foreign Land”, we caught up with one of our favourite bands just before their UK tour kicks off. Deaf Havana is…
Back in 2019 it looked like the days of new music from DEAF HAVANA were over. Fast forward a few years; brothers James and Matthew Veck-Gilodi are back as a duo with a brand new release. What stands out so much about new album The Present Is A Foreign Land is a bold sense of…
After a short hiatus Deaf Havana are back with a brand new album The Present is a Foreign Land. To celebrate them being back with full force, Deaf Havana rocked out for Banquet Records at Prism on Friday 15th July. Trunc opened the show, fresh meat from Manchester this three piece knew how to get…
It’s that time again, the Rock Sins Weekly Playlist has been updated yet again with the latest new music, bands and upcoming tours for you all! Starting things off this week we have a Belfast post-punks Enola Gay who are in the middle of a very extensive UK tour at the moment. If they’re storming…
The Rock Sins Weekly playlist is back! This week we are bringing you some of the best new music that has been released, with new tracks from PUP, Dark Funeral and Blood Command. We have new material from Cannibal Corpse‘s Corpsegrinder and Matt Heafy of Trivium with his black metal project Ibaraki. We have more…
Deaf Havana have lined up a winter London show. The British five-piece will take over the O2 Academy Brixton on December 7, following up the release of their fifth studio album, ‘Rituals’, which is out on August 10 through SO Recordings. Tickets for the new show go on general sale at 10am on June 29, while…
Slam Dunk Festival is always a great day out and 2017 was no different. With plenty of bands from different genres to pick from, fans were guaranteed to have a good time. Rock Sins was present at the final part of the triple header, Slam Dunk South at The University of Hertfordshire. Kicking the festival…
It’s no secret that being in a medium-sized rock band isn’t particularly lucrative. It’s also easy to forget just how long lots of the “new wave” of English alternative rock groups have been kicking it for: Lower Than Atlantis and the recently retired We Are The Ocean celebrate their tenth birthdays this year, whilst Don…
After The Ghost Inside’s fatal bus crash on the 19th of November, bands and figures from across the rock and metal world joined together to try and help out their injured friends and musical brothers. Bring Me The Horizon donated $10,000 to the GoFundMe campaign (https://www.gofundme.com/aqb5umd8) set up in the wake up the accident, while…
For many inside Lincoln’s Engine Shed, tonight is the last gig of the year. Luckily for them, Deaf Havana, The Lonely The Brave and Verses do not disappoint, putting on a show worthy of bowing an excellent year out. Verses (7) start out fairly subdued, but once they find their groove and conquer early sound…
Long speculated among the world of social media and the Internet, it was confirmed on Zane Lowe’s Radio One show last night (and then further confirmed by the press release announcement shortly thereafter) that Paramore and Queens Of The Stone Age would co-headline at Reading and Leeds Festivals 2014. With the festivals social media accounts…
