Poison the Well

Canada's Billy Talent, one of the country's biggest new rock bands, released their new album, 'Billy Talent III,' in America today and are currently on tour with Poison the Well until Oct. 9. Frontman Ben Kowalewicz, guitarist Ian D'Sa, drummer Aaron Solowoniuk and bassist Jon Gallant recorded 'Billy Talent III' with Atlanta's Brendan O'Brien, producer of Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots and the la

After the first night on tour with Canadian rock act Billy Talent, Miami's Poison the Well have awoken in Detroit to find their van and gear stolen. As posted on their MySpace earlier, the band reports: "So this morning we woke up at our delightful Marriot Courtyard hotel (priceline, get into it) and walked outside to get in the van to head to Chicago for our second show of the tour... Read M

Illegal downloading has hobbled the music industry over the last decade, and try as they might, labels and musicians have been unable to quell online leaks and file sharing. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em, right? Late last night, the publicists for Smashing Pumpkins issued a press release announcing that Billy Corgan, the band's sole remaining founding member, would be releasing a new album call

On Friday, we were in Camden, N.J., all afternoon, for the Rockstar Mayhem tour. But being members of the illustrious fourth estate, we spent much of our time backstage. While you were out there watching the bands slay, or perusing glass pipes and T-shirts with cuss words emblazoned across 'em, the real action was happening behind the scenes...

Long Island, N.Y. is known for many things. The Big Duck, for instance. The Hamptons. The L.I.E. Amy Fisher. It's where guys like Jerry Seinfeld and Billy Joel grew up. It even has its own intoxicating brand of iced tea. But for some of us, Long Island will always be known as a breeding ground for some of the hardest-hitting music of the late '90s...

This summer, the odometer of Poison the Well's white 2005 van will finally break the 200,000 miles as the band crisscrosses the nation as part of the 10 for $10 Tour, which boasts a hardcore bill featuring the likes of Terror, Vision, Madball, Death Before Dishonor, War of Ages and This Is Hell...

If you had a dime for every time a hardcore band sang about unity, you'd be picking up change in the pit long after the show ended. But as much of a lyrical cliche as that is, the sense of togetherness the genre inspires was in full force at the New York City stop of the 10 for $10 Tour last week...

After an ill-fated, single-album fling with Atlantic Records, Poison the Well returned to the indie scene both sonically and physically on 2007's 'Versions.' The disc was eclectic and experimental, featuring a progressive smattering of banjo, mandolin and horns between jangly guitars and roaring hardcore riffs...

Finally, it's Friday. We've got just one more week left in July, and then it'll be August already. Boy, did this summer coast by! Maybe that's because we here at Noisecreep have been working hard all summer, to bring you all the latest heavy metal and hard rock news as well as some of the best band interviews around...

It probably played out like a scene in one of those supernatural B-horror movies that flooded the market in the wake of films like "The Grudge." The dudes in Poison the Well were practicing their live set at Ray's Downtown Blues, an old closed down venue in West Palm, Florida, when guitarist Brad Clifford felt someone tap him on the shoulder...