As we get closer and closer to the 2024 Download Festival, the more announcements keep coming out of Download HQ! The latest one concerns entertainment for those who have shelled out for the various forms of RIP camping. It has been a tradition for a number of years now that those in RIP get some…
A stacked Friday at ArcTanGent had something for every kind of fan of the festival from crowd-loving Danish stalwarts MOL, underground kings Palm Reader and headliners Tesseract, who had scattered the festival with fans, head-to-toe merch. Photographer Em Coulter caught all the action – check out the live photo gallery below to see the highlights…….
Palm Reader are back hitting UK venues this March with support from Blackpool’s Blanket. After releasing their acclaimed album Sleepless in 2020, they’ll embark on their first UK headline tour in four years, starting in Brighton and finishing in Glasgow. Palm Reader stated: “We are so happy to announce we’ll be heading out on our…
Though it retains the inimitable and sincere ethos of the scene that birthed them, ultimately, Palm Reader are now more than “just hardcore”.
Following on from the first day of ArcTanGent 2019 – we’ve got the pick of the bunch from day two’s bands, courtesy of Sam Savigny. If you’ve not yet seen our highlights from day one of this year’s ArcTanGent, you can check them out on this link. Building from a whisper to a glorious, melancholy…
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…
2019 has been a really big year for Blood Youth so far. Their latest album Starve has seen the band move into a darker and heavier direction and their fans really have got on board with it. Earlier in the year they set out on a headline tour to celebrate its release that concluded in an oversold…
2000 Trees was off to a phenomenal start on Thursday with perhaps its busiest day for awesome bands. Below are the choice selections of highlights in amongst a festival of sky high quality. Playing new songs to an unsuspecting audience can be tricky. But not if you’re Milk Teeth. The new song – presumably titled…
After years of grinding away and getting constantly overlooked, 2018 has felt like year Palm Reader have got the break they have deserved for a long time. Their third album Braille has made a much bigger impact than anything they’ve done before and the band have played their biggest shows ever. Whether it was a sold out headline…
Palm Reader have spent most of the last six years being one of the UK’s most exciting bands but never getting the recognition for it. Their first two albums were brilliant and their live shows were always fantastic but it just never seemed to connect with people. Then this year their latest album Braille finally grabbed peoples attention,…
So here at Rock Sins, we’ve finally decided to join the 21st Century. By that, we mean we’ve finally set up a Spotify playlist. Every week, we’ll be providing our lovely readers and listeners with twenty new tracks to soundtrack your week. The songs will be a mixture of new singles, songs from albums and…
Words: Sam Dignon. Photos: Fran Dignon After headlining some of the biggest venues of their career in 2015, Cancer Bats returned to the UK at the beginning of this year to play a bunch of far more intimate show. Incite (5) kicked things off tonight with a set of fairly bland metal. It wasn’t awful…
