Twelve Foot Ninja are a band who had been long awaited to grace the hallowed fields of Donington. It was to the collective disappoint of several thousand people that their debut Download Festival performance was sadly limited to three songs due to mounting technical difficulties. A few hours prior to this, Rock Sins was very…
After ten days of pretty much non stop rain in the build up to the festival at times bordering on the torrential, Rock Sins really wasn’t sure what we would find arriving at the 2019 Download Festival. Stories abound in the mainstream media of attendees having given up in the campsite on the Wednesday and…
Its time for another update to ye olde Rock Sins Spotify playlist feature! As always, we’ve got the usual mix of brand new tracks for you, and some old favourites. In the new corner this week, we’ve got the blistering new Slipknot single for starters. That is followed by new tracks from Rammstein, Knocked Loose,…
It’s that time again with a fresh batch of tunes for you all to enjoy on our Spotify playlist. This time, we’ve got brand new tracks from recent releases from the likes of the maestro Devin Townsend, High Rise, Zebrahead, Wheel and Children Of Bodom. There’s brand new singles from Sertraline, Dream Theater virtuoso Jordan…
Well, the Download Festival team have just reduced us all to a bunch of gibbering wrecks with their latest announcement for Download 2019. One of the greatest collection of bands ever unveiled in a single Donington announcement boasts heavy hitters in all kinds of sub-genres of rock and metal. Topping the pile (seriously, where do…
Earlier this year, Southern hemisphere tech metal wizards Twelve Foot Ninja came to the UK for the first time to allow us to experience their skills in all their glory. Unsurprisingly, the entire tour sold out. While they were here, they caught up with very own wizard, Matt Hill, for a discussion on a raft…
I’m not entirely sure what path of random links let me to Twelve Foot Ninja almost 15 months ago, but suffice to say it was more than good fortune. At first, I was unsure. I’d come into part way through a song and figured the semi-discordant djent jinn-jinn riffing was that of some generic new-age…
It’s video of the week time once again! Last time around, London rockers Bad Solution smashed the competition including half of the big four in Metallica and Megadeth with their video for “Dear Sarah” coming out victorious. Who will win this time? We’ve got six videos (as it’s been a couple of weeks) for you…
