Hatebreed

"I have a couple different phones and a lot of emails," Hatebreed cherub-cheeked singer Jamey Jasta told Noisecreep about how he manages to be a singer in two bands (Kingdom of Sorrow is his other jaunt, in case you didn't know), juggle a myriad of guest appearances on other band's albums, father to a 10-year-old, serve as label owner and operate as a clothing entrepreneur of sorts... R

For all the damage it has done on the music business, the internet has had a great effect on heavy metal. Besides the mountains of information and new avenues of music discovery, one of the most important things the internet has accomplished is giving every fan the ability to have a voice...

It has been a dozen years since Hatebreed unleashed their first -- and arguably, best -- full-length blast, which was 1997's 'Satisfaction Is the Death of Desire,' on the metal world. The album was 30 minutes of unbridled moshy goodness, with simple riffs and impassioned and empowering lyrical declarations...

"This special edition has a ton of edited DVD footage and webisode footage ranging from the making of and recording of 'The March,' documentary film from our midsummer Northeast run where we climbed back in the van for a small club tour, some late-night party stuff filmed during our tour with Testament this past June, four live performances from Wacken Open Air 2008 and videos for 'My Will B

Touring alongside heavyweights who dole out metal by the tonnage -- such as Hatebreed, Unearth, Cannibal Corpse and Hate Eternal -- has to be intimidating for the opening band Chicago's death metal warriors, Born of Osiris. The band revealed three highly effective measures that allow them to hold their own amongst their tourmates, all of which prevent them from freaking the hell out about the comp

When Hatebreed's always-gracious vocalist and hardcore scene Renaissance Man Jamey Jasta descended on the Noisecreep office for our exclusive video interview with him a few weeks ago, he was happy to offer his opinions on a panoply of subjects, ranging from the never-ending traffic in his home state of Connecticut to how he really perceives his band's May 2009 covers album 'For the Lions... Read

Oregonian death metal outfit Those Who Lie Beneath, who quote 'Anchorman' religiously while on the road, are sort of like Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta, in a way. If they have their way, they will be heard -- not only by those within the metal scene but those outside of it, too...

Even if movie sequels get progressively lamer the higher up the numbers go, the accompanying soundtracks sometimes get better and better. We're not sure how good the movie 'Saw VI' is, but the soundtrack is pretty rad, featuring new recordings by Suicide Silence, Lacuna Coil, Mushroomhead, Chimaira, Shadows Fall, Outbreak and Nitzer Ebb, as well as previously released music ranging from hard rock

In our exclusive chat with Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta, the vocalist opens up about a host of topics and holds absolutely nothing back. He talks about the self-titling of their newest album, saying "It's a definitive record for us" and also mentions how some of the band's stylistic changes have gotten fans talking...

Here's your chance to check out Hatebreed's video for 'In Ashes You Shall Reap,' from their brand new, self-titled album, out now on E1. It's a no-frills, performance-driven vid meant to put the viewer in the center of the action at Hatebreed's legendary, high-octane live shows...