10 years ago THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA released what many consider to be their best work with the ZOMBIE EP. At a time when US metalcore was becoming so watered down and bland, this EP was something far more exciting. Darker and heavier than anything their peers were doing at the time, it gathered a…
Metalcore band The Devil Wears Prada will be releasing a new EP, ZII on May 21st. The five track offering is a follow up to the Zombie EP (ZI) that came out in August 2010 and has since become a firm favourite amongst TDWP fans. The popularity and importance of ZI is something the band are happy to acknowledge, saying “There’s no question that the Zombie EP is a fan…
Some peers of the genre have moved on however, and it feels as though modern metalcore has had its day in the sun. Sticking mostly to the formula, The Devil Wears Prada bring us their seventh LP, The Act.
Slam Dunk Festival once again returned to Hatfield bringing along all the pop-punk, metalcore and ska fans have come to expect. The 2018 edition marks the first time the festival has moved to a new site at Hatfield House. Moving to a larger outdoor setting was already an improvement as it meant all the chokepoints and…
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…
Team Rock Sins was out in force at Download 2017, so in order to make our festival coverage from this year’s Download the most enjoyable and readable it can be, we’ve decided to break things up a bit. Here’s our view of what happened on The Avalanche Stage and The Dogtooth Stage on the first…
As far as festival announcements go, you don’t get much bigger than this. The 2017 Download Festival have only gone and added a whopping FORTY EIGHT bands to the line up for this years’ event. There are some huge bands in this announcement so it’s tough to know where to start, but a good place…
The Devil Wears Prada are for my money the most unappreciated band of the current metalcore era. They have been consistently brilliant since turning a corner in 2010 with their fantastic ‘Zombie’ e.p and haven’t looked back since. Their latest album Transit Blues is keen to carry on the band’s streak of brilliance, albeit with…
Rise Records’ best bands descended on the UK last month when The Rise Up Tour arrived in London, headed up by Memphis May Fire. Openers Like Moths to Flames [7] are a higher quality support than your basic opening band, their brand of energetic high octane hardcore infusing the crowd with their energy. A set time…
With Bedford rockers SEASONS smashing their way to victory in the most recent video of the week contest here at Rock Sins, its time to find out who will follow them as the next winners. There are the usual five videos waiting for our readers votes below, so lets get onto the contenders. Known for…
