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Another long week is in the books, and we're excited for the taping of our next podcast. Today's guests will be Atreyu, and we'll have the usual cast of characters in to discuss the week's new releases (like Porcupine Tree's 'The Incident') and all the latest heavy metal headlines...

The next few months are going to be hectic for Chevelle. Between now and Aug. 31, the Chicago rockers will be on the road with Staind. Then on Sept. 1, the band will issue 'Sci-Fi Crimes,' the follow-up to 2007's 'Vena Sera.' After that, the band plans to hit the road with Halestorm for a headlining U...

Oceansize - 'Frames' - Superball/SPV Starting off this week's new releases is a five piece ensemble hailing from overseas in Manchester, England that audiences have come to know and love as Oceansize. With their name adapted from an old Jane's Addiction song this band is not to be confused with progressive rock, but moreso space rock...

After a long weekend of playoff basketball, we're back for the start of another week here at Noisecreep, and we're expecting it's going to be a busy one. Either that, or an especially long week. Every week leading up to a three-day weekend feels excruciatingly long to us...

This week we're streaming the brand new album from CKY, 'Carver City,' which tells a grim tale of a fictional town that got its name from a crazy fisherman who killed his entire crew while at sea. Singer-guitarist Deron Miller explained to Noisecreep, "Years later, return and curse the city," Miller says...

There are a lot of bands doing the "whole album on a tour" thing, and its kind of awesome. You've got bands like Mastodon playing their new one, 'Crack the Skye,' from back to front on their current tour, and this summer, Mötley Crüe will be doing the same for their 1989 masterpiece, "Dr. Feelgood...

With 'Hellions on Parade,' Pennsylvania rockers CKY return with a hard-hitting single that continues a storyline set forth in their 1999 debut. "This is the third song in the Hellview trilogy, which is a story about a town that doesn't take kindly to outsiders," singer-guitarist Deron Miller tells Noisecreep, referring the band's '96 Quite Bitter Beings' and 'Escape from Hellview... Rea