The Homeless Gospel Choir, also known as Derek Zanetti has spent the last couple of years building his profile within the DIY punk scene. Usually a one man project he’s now back with his fourth full length album, and this time he’s bought a lot of friends with him to start this new chapter. There’s…
Katatonia, much like their Scandinavian contemporaries Opeth, essentially have two acts to their career. The original musical direction of the band, very much in the doom / gothic metal mould, and their more recent offerings, which over the second half of their existence has shown them to be one of the world’s finest exponents of…
Combine the career-retrospective ambition with utterly sublime performances and execution that warrants serious praise and we might just be talking about the band’s best work to date.
2020 finds Trivium at the highest point the band have been at in almost fifteen years. Their previous album, The Sin And The Sentence, was heralded almost universally, including by us here at Rock Sins, as a massive return to form after two albums that had divided opinion. Subsequent tours such as their UK tour…
2017’s Last Young Renegade seemed to leave All Time Low in a difficult position. The move to Fuelled By Ramen and the toning down of pop-punk elements in favour of a more radio pop sound felt like a clear play to push their mainstream popularity to the next level. Unfortunately it never seemed to quite…
Despite only forming in 2017 Tomorrow is Lost have created quite a buzz for themselves, gaining strong support from rock radio stations like Planet Rock and earning a spot at Bloodstock in 2018 due to their reputation as a great live band and burgeoning fanbase. The Newcastle based five-piece released an E.P. The Shadowman in…
This might just be the best Haggard Cat release thus far.
Ice – T has experienced a lot of things in his life. At 62, it’s safe to say the man is a living legend, who has seen & done more things in his life than most people could ever comprehend. It’s these experiences that have informed his career, both as a successful rapper and as…
It seems the path we’re on was paved with blood and sorrow so sings Ivan Moody which seems to allude to the relentless and war-torn path that Five Finger Death Punch has embarked upon to reach its eighth album. It’s almost surreal that they got here in a series of circumstances that came close to…
