Bleeding Through

"There is such an unpretentious approach to underground music that is quite a relief," Satyr of Satyricon told Noisecreep about the American metal scene as the band was about to embark on their final U.S. tour in support of 2008's 'The Age of Nero...

"Me and Frost will start jamming again and having fun, and see what happens for a new record," Satyricon leader Satyr told Noisecreep while preparing for the band's final U.S. tour in support of 'The Age of Nero.' "I am OK with being away from home," he said about life on the road, away from his native Norway...

Who would win in a fight: Shadows Fall frontman Brian Fair or All That Remains frontman Phil Labonte? We only ask because, over the weekend in Baltimore, the two New England metallers nearly threw down ... nearly. Instead, they aired their dirty laundry on Twitter, for all to see...

He may look ominous and scary, but Satyricon's namesake, Satyr, is really quite polite and pleasant. We spoke to him after midnight in his native Norway, but he insisted he's not a nocturnal night owl, up till all hours. "I have been out all day and came back home like an hour ago, so I am doing this interview and going to bed," he told Noisecreep...

A few weeks ago, Orange County blackened metalcore maestros Bleeding Through announced that they had signed with up 'n coming label Rise Records. Vocalist Brandan Schieppati talked to Noisecreep about their new home, saying, "It's definitely a fresh start, and it took people by surprise -- us signing to a newer label like Rise...

It's a muggy, overcast Friday morning here in New York, and we're capping off the last week in July with a bang. Today's White Noise is packed with metal news and notes, and we'll start this column with an update to a story that has been piquing our interest for weeks now: The question of whether Zakk Wylde, Ozzy Osbourne's longtime guitarist, is still Ozzy Osbourne's longtime guitarist... Read M

Brady Murphy, who played bass on Christian metalcore act Nodes of Ranvier's 2007 LP 'Defined by Struggle' and was a member of the band until their 2008 split, is lucky to be alive, after losing both arms in an accident that happened back in May...

Poor Farrah Fawcett. The world was just starting to mourn her death when someone even more iconic kicked the bucket. Unless you live under a rock, you know by now that Michael Jackson died yesterday at the age of 50, from sudden cardiac arrest (we're hoping he left us the Elephant man's bones in his will)...

Former No Use for A Name and Infectious Grooves guitarist Dave Nassie has a new gig. He's now shredding for Orange County's ever-fashionable, always musically raging Bleeding Through. Nassie hadn't offiically spoken to the press since the band announced his membership, so Noisecreep was more than thrilled to be the first outlet to talk to the guitarist...

Welcome to Monday, folks. Is it just us, or do the weekends just fly by like Bruce Dickinson? We're just going to blast Inquisition all morning until we feel better. Anyways, it was a gorgeous weekend here in New York City, and its looking like the week may be just as beautiful...