Salem’s sudden emergence at the latter half of 2020 was one of the bright spots in an otherwise dismal year. Their debut self title e.p strode in like a candy coloured blast of fresh air. Another big bonus came in the form of them being able to play socially distanced gigs, giving fans the chance…
Copenhagen based Terminalist are about to launch their debut album upon the world. The four-piece have managed to combine a real old-school heavy metal vibe with some forward thinking approaches on The Great Acceleration, and it sounds pretty damn good to us. The first thing to get excited about with The Great Acceleration is the…
Thrash is one of the most adversity ridden sub genres in all of metal. You’d be hard pressed to find a band out there that hasn’t fought themselves back from the brink at least once. Evile are an example of this, having had their fair share of ups and downs. Having gone through a hiatus…
Tetrarch are a band the metal world is keeping a keen eye on. Having formed in 2007, they have spent the last decade plus grafting and building a buzz around themselves. Despite their tenure as a band they are still being touted by many as rising stars and ones to watch, with some publications going…
Credit where it is due, there aren’t many organisations out there who have kept us entertained throughout this miserable pandemic than the Californian Desert Wizard Association. The Wizards pioneered the streaming market with their Couchlock and Rock festival last year, which gathered highlights of the Stoned and Dusted Festival together plus that majestic performance from…
Los Angeles icons Weezer teamed up with the prestigious Los Angeles Philharmonic and YOLA (Youth Orchestra Los Angeles) over the weekend to host a live steam with No Cap. The event saw Weezer perform their latest album OK Human, front to back at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, giving fans a chance to experience the uniquely different album in all its glory. Alongside the…
Few bands are as exceptional as Black Peaks. That’s a curt and hyperbolic statement, but a justified one.
I think it’s important to state upfront, that The Offspring are the band that were the most responsible for getting me into rock music as a teenager. No other band soundtracked my teen years as much as they did; to say I was obsessed would be an understatement. You are probably wondering why this matters,…
For over 30 years Cannibal Corpse have been innovators of violence. Delivering some of the most brutal and grotesque music that has ever been committed to tape. I imagine if you’re reading this you didn’t do so to get a history lesson, so let’s just say that every time they drop a new album, it…
This is Holding Absence. Words heard and read time and again by those, like us here at Rock Sins, who have followed the South Wales collective from their inception. Four years on from bursting onto the scene with their first single, and two years on from their debut self-titled album, Holding Absence return with “the…
