doomriders

This past November, the multi-coastal -- and multi-country -- band Narrows pulled off their first East Coast tour, with a few Southern dips in the route, that many (including members of the band) thought was never going happen due to the battles with schedules and the miles that separate members of the hardcore supergroup that features members of Botch, Unbroken, These Arms Are Snakes and Tropics

Some days, writing an intro to this column is easy. Other days, I struggle. Today, there's more than a few topics swimming around in my head I want to talk about. But which one? Do I tell you about today's podcast taping, with Guy Kozowyk from the Red Chord...

Attention class, metal is back in session for the month of September -- as if it ever really went away. With a myriad of new metal and rock releases coming in, veterans of the genre Ace Frehley and Megadeth are making their appearance right back in the spotlight...

Don't be surprised to see less and less of Doomriders in the future, because Cave In -- drummer J.R. Conners' primary band -- have recently ended a three-year hiatus and are planning to record and tour. Not to mention Doomriders frontman Nate Newton's primary band, Converge, has a new record coming out as well...

A blog posted over at Invisible Oranges this week has us asking this question: Is it possible to love a band but hate their fans? Cosmo Lee wonders in the column if there's some sense of self-loathing involved in hating fans of a band you dig...

Back in April, Cave In announced their three-and-a-half-year hiatus was over. The news of playing again came along side word of a new vinyl-only EP entitled 'Planets of Old', which the band is also streaming online. Aside from two tracks that are on iTunes, the only places that will be carrying this coveted release are Hydra Head's online shop and the vinyl-only store Vacation in Los Angeles... Re

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...

When Magic Bullet Records announced back in March they'd be putting out a limited series of Boris skate decks, I was intrigued. Then, Zoroaster joined the party with their limited edition 'Voice of Saturn' decks. So, when we had a chance to interview Nate Newton of Doomriders (and also Converge) recently, given his band's preoccupation with skate culture (see: "Deathbox," "Ride or D

It was a short, yet busy week for the staff here at Noisecreep, filled with video premieres, exclusive interviews, and a ton of heavy metal and hardcore news. And each Saturday, we like to provide you with a recap of all the great work we've done this week...

Despite the strong party vibe of Doomriders' debut album 'Black Thunder,' not to mention the band's raucous, "we're having a good time and we don't give a f*ck" live shows, frontman Nate Newton (who also plays bass in Converge) and his band of merry men don't booze during band practice...