Every Time I Die are no longer a band. News that will make a great many fans of heavy music around the world incredibly upset. In early December 2021, there was a very public falling out between ETID original members and brothers Jordan (guitar) and Keith Buckley (vocals). Keith initially stated he was taking a…
US hardcore heroes Every Time I Die have dropped details for their upcoming UK tour for 2022 with support from The Bronx, Jesus Piece and Sanction. Set to take place in January and February next year, the nine date tour will take Every Time I Die to visit venues and cities across the UK starting at Brighton’s Chalk on January 27th…
Creature are looking to broaden their palate of influences and show that they can live up to the sky high expectations being pushed upon them.
2000 Trees. Recently dubbed by Kerrang the UK’s best mid-sized festival, and once you’ve read this review of 2000 Trees 2019, you might well be inclined to agree with them. Our man on the ground Sam Savigny presents extensive coverage of all three days of the festival, following his earlier highlight summaries of Thursday, Friday…
The end of 2000 Trees may just be hours old, but hot off the press we’ve got the final day’s highlights from our man on the ground Sam Savigny. Being influenced heavily by The Bronx can be something of a disservice to a band as the comparison means they often pale. The same cannot be…
Hot off the press from 2000 Trees Festival, we’ve got wind of a fantastic tour coming your way early next year. UK metalcore favourites While She Sleeps will team up with hardcore icons Every Time I Die for two huge shows. They’ll also have the wildly exciting Vein along for the ride as openers. These…
The last weekend of May is fast approaching which means two things. It’s another bank holiday and Slam Dunk Festival is on the way. One of the major highlights of the musical calendar and always a great way to kick off the Festival season proper. This years lineup is an all-star occasion and is so…
Following on from Sam Savigny kicking off the 2017 Rock Sins End Of Year Awards, it’s the turn of one of our senior writers Sam Dignon to pick his highlights and lowlights. Over to you Sam! Album of the year: The Menzingers – After The Party 2017 was packed with several amazing albums but their…
A couple of weeks ago, it was revealed that Arizona’s finest original emo rockers Jimmy Eat World were going to headline their first UK festival by topping the bill at Slam Dunk 2018. Then, on Monday, it was announced they had co-headliners in the shape of none other than Good Charlotte. The Madden brothers and…
With only four weeks between now and the deluge known as Download Festival, it’s about time we had a glance at who’s gracing the third and largest tent stage this year, entitled The Avalanche Stage and hosted by none other than Kerrang! Packed with acts that are seeing in their second Download and beyond, Donington…
Continuing with the traditional Rock Sins end of year awards, this time it’s the turn of one of our senior photographers, Fran Dignon, to make her choices from the past twelve months. Over to Fran! 1) Album of the year: The Interrupters – Say It Out Loud Not only would I say The Interrupters put…
Continuing with our annual Rock Sins tradition of the end of year awards, this time up it’s one of our senior writers, Sam Dignon. Over to you Sam! ALBUM OF THE YEAR: OATHBREAKER – RHEIA 2016 was a ridiculously strong year with at least five albums battling out for this top spot. In the end…
