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Album Review - Orthodox - A Door Left Open

4 days ago | rocksins.com | Simon Crampton

It seems crazy to me that a band like Orthodox has completely. They have been around for nearly 15 years and are 4 albums deep into their career, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard them. Talk about a shock to the system. A Door Left Open is one of the biggest revelations to come across my ears in quite some time. This is a nasty mindfuck of a record that wants you to feel every single part of it, while challenging you to turn it off.
2000Trees 2025 Announce Final 4 Bands, Stop Letlive Clash

5 days ago | rocksins.com | Tom Linton

With 2000Trees creeping up on us faster and faster, we thought we might have been done with any new additions for 2025 from our friends at 2000trees. Well, we can think again. Just when we thought the line up was locked in and we had no more acts to look forward to, the organisers have given us an extra little treat with four new additions.
Vulnerability Is Power: An Interview With Slung: "You can be pathetic and not be a victim, you can engage that and use it to be strong and powerful."

2 weeks ago | rocksins.com | Simon Crampton

Slung, the Brighton based four piece are one of the hottest new bands in the UK right now. They have just released their stunning debut album In Ways and are not on the road taking it to crowds up and down the UK. I was lucky enough to sit down with the band to discuss a wide range of topics, including the band’s inception and the album, the Brighton music scene, social media and working with panto dames…yes, you read that right.
E.P Review: Youth Code - Yours, With Malice

3 weeks ago | rocksins.com | Simon Crampton

Youth Code is one of most exciting duos in heavy industrial music not named Nine Inch Nails. When they took a break their future seemed uncertain. I can report wholeheartedly that upon their return their future, at least musicall remains as bleak as ever. While not as chaotic and frantic as their previous releases Yours, With Malice dials down the tempo and ups the creep factor. This is a snarling, insidious beast of an e.p that bares its fangs with intent to bite hard.
Album Review: Sleep Token - Even In Arcadia

3 weeks ago | rocksins.com | Tom Wilkinson

The Mysterious Four piece return with powerful and haunting new album…In past decades, the typical career rhythm for bands and artists followed a predictable cycle:release an album, go on tour, disappear from the spotlight, then return with a new album, touragain, and repeat. It was a monotonous loop driven by industry expectations, with little variationand long periods of silence between each phase.
Blood Incantation Announce 'Absolute Elsetour II'

1 month ago | rocksins.com | Tom Wilkinson

Further UK, Ireland, and European Tour Dates Revealed; Tickets On Sale Friday 9th May at 10AM CESTFollowing their mesmerizing performance at Incineration Festival and a string of stunning European appearances, Denver-based cosmic death metal visionaries Blood Incantation have announced ‘Absolute Elsetour II’, their headline tour across the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe this October.
Killswitch Engage Announce First UK & EU Headline Tour in Six Years

1 month ago | rocksins.com | Tom Wilkinson

Metalcore titans Killswitch Engage have announced their long awaited, headlining return to the UK and mainland Europe. The Grammy nominated and platinum selling band are bringing a truly monstrous set of support acts, with Hatebreed, Fit For An Autopsy and Decapitated for the UK and Irish dates, whilst Employed to Serve will replace Hatebreed on the European leg. The tour will kick off in Lisbon, Portugal on the 29th of September.
An Interview with Don't Panic: "We live our lives and this is the fun thing we get to do on the weekend."

1 month ago | rocksins.com | Simon Crampton

It’s a sunny afternoon in Southampton and we are lucky enough to have a chance to sit down with the members of Don’t Panic during their current UK tour with The Dollyrots. Over the course of our conversation with the band we discuss their second life as a band, their covers e.ps, merchandising, wrestling, wetherspoons and of course Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. So, let’s get the obvious question out of the way first. How has the tour been going for you guys? Ted: Awesome.
E.P Review: Face Yourself - Martyr

1 month ago | rocksins.com | Simon Crampton

Face Yourself are one of my biggest discoveries of 2025. Even though the band has been going longer than that, they have only just landed on my radar. In a time where Deathcore or whatever label we are giving it this week is considered old hat, Face Yourself have found a way to bring something fresher to the table. Martyr is a shade under 15 minutes and absolutely wastes no time at all getting in and getting out. This is a ferocious e.p full of brain bludgeoningly heavy new gen Death Metal.
Album Review: Slung - In Ways

1 month ago | rocksins.com | Simon Crampton

In Ways, the debut album from Brighton based quartet Slung is one of 2025’s biggest surprises. This is an album that covers a lot of ground both musically and thematically. The brilliant thing about this album and Slung as a collective is the deftiness in their songwriting managing to combine several unique elements to create a rich and diverse collection of songs that somehow manages to feel cohesive and wholly satisfying, taking the listener on a compelling journey through their world.