New York via Glasgow based metalcore quartet Stray From The Path have just embarked on their largest UK headline tour to date, they stopped for a sold out show at Stylus in Leeds, so we decided to go along! Setting the bar straight away are Japan’s Knosis, the new experimental metalcore project from Ryo Kinoshita,…
Three days into Download Festival 2023. At this point in a standard weekend at Donington some people would be starting to wind down, pack up the tents ahead of going home but not at Download 2023! Anticipation was high ahead of Metallica’s second set of the weekend, while the day was full of other hugely…
Due to the recent closure of the Brixton academy for the coming months, BEARTOOTH are just one of several bands to announce a venue change for their upcoming London date. Originally scheduled to play the venue on March 19th, their UK tour will now end at the OVO Arena in Wembley. As a result of…
As the band themselves like to frame their own career, Euthanasia is the third album in the STRAY FROM THE PATH reboot. Kicking off with the addition of Craig Reynolds on drums and 2017’s Only Death Is Real, these last three records have played out like a perfect trilogy arc. Each one has proven to…
It’s a new week, which means we have a new playlist for you as well! As usual we have a big ole’ mix of tracks for you to enjoy. Starting thing off we have the eagerly awaited and quite frankly V I C I O U S new track from Stray From The Path as…
Danish post-hardcore mob Siamese have been putting their time in lockdown to good use. They’ve just dropped a brand new single, titled “Home“, which features none other than Drew York from Stray From The Path on guest vocals. The track features a very cool video, for which the location was discovered by chance by Siamese…
The Key Club is something of a staple in the north of the United Kingdom. Many bands of varying degrees of notability and notoriety have trodden the boards of the hallowed stage and created raucous rackets through the PA, generally going down as one of the better nights of their various tours.
Happy New Year to all our wonderful readers, and we bring New Year’s Gifts courtesy of the folks at Slam Dunk Festival! Originally announced on Christmas Day itself, the Slam Dunk have unleashed a wonderful present for all festival attendees – ten more bands! Top of the pile are huge favourites of ours here at…
It’s time once again for another update to the Rock Sins Spotify playlist. This time out we are, as you might have guessed from the title, focusing on the annual August bank holiday festival double header at Reading & Leeds 2018. This weeks’ 20 tracks are a mixture of old favourites and new releases from…
Continuing the rundown of all the action from Donington, we’ve got the highlights of what the Rock Sins team managed to see on the Avalanche and Dogtooth Stages on the first day of Download Festival 2018. If you’ve missed our reviews from the main stage, and from the Zippo Encore stage, you can check out…
After the Bloodstock bound UK metallers Gravil won last time out, this time there are a whopping seven bands all armed with a new video fighting it out for your votes. Kicking things off this week are one of Rock Sins’ favourite bands, the very welcome return of Arch Enemy. The World Is Yours is…
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…
