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It's been three and a half years since Cave In were a functioning band, yet it feels like it's been 10 years for the die-hard fans who have been dreaming of the announcement that took place back in April: Cave In are back to playing, writing, recording and playing on-stage again...

Yesterday, more than a billion sets of eyes watched as a packed Staples Center bid a final farewell to the King of Pop. Let's hope that, starting today, the world begins to move on from Jackson's premature passing, because the truth is, people die everyday...

Another week is in the books, and we've finally made it to May. Last week was a busy one for us at Noisecreep, so this weekend, we're going to do nothing but stay inside, avoid the crummy weather, and rock out to the new Suffocation, Devin Townsend, and Swashbuckle LPs...

Seminal Boston metal/hardcore-turned-space-rock-turned-temporarily-defunct quartet Cave In have officially announced the end of a three year hiatus. Good news, if you live in New England that is: The sole reunion show thus far announced takes place at Great Scott in Allston, Massachusetts on Sunday, July 19 and the band's new EP, 'Planets of Old' (Hydrahead; limited 12"; recorded by Adam Tayl

Last week was a huge one for metal, because last Tuesday (April 21), three huge metal records hit stores: Chimaira's The Infection, Daath's The Concealers, and Lacuna Coil's Shallow Life. This week, we find out how the album's faired on the Billboard albums sales chart...

The metal news never stops around here, and hence, we're always pretty busy, trying to keep you up to date on all the latest. Today, we learn that Slash will probably be working with Adam Lambert, Fear Factory has reunited (for real, this time), and we answer People magazine's question: Is Mary-Kate Copying Ozzy's Style...