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Noisecreep has been sitting on the Binary Code's cover of Stone Temple Pilots' smash hit 'Wicked Garden' for a few months now. We are excited to finally share it with you. The song is surprisingly loyal and finds this mathy, progressive death metal band trying their hand at being a bit more straightforward without blunting the edge...

The Binary Code are always evolving. The New Jersey band started out touring with the Red Chord and Between the Buried and Me and have worked with notable, prolific producers like Hate Eternal's Erik Rutan and Today Is the Day's Steve Austin...

The Binary Code make an intricate brand of death metal. Drummer Umar Fahim and guitarist Jesse Zuretti have a lot of skill. Watching the two live, it's easy to get sucked in. Rows of people either headbang or study the musician's movements with their jaws dropped...

Do you think you have what it takes to front a ska-thrash metal band? Unless you can drink out of your prosthetic leg, put an illustration of said action on your debut record cover, hit a cowbell in beat with your ska-thrash band and proudly praise PBR as much as the guys in the Gloominous Doom, I don't think you're cut out for the frontman job...

The Binary Code have announced a string of dates for a spring tour, fresh off recording a new three-song EP. These new sonic wares will be getting the new song treatment with these shows. One song, 'Ocean of Light,' is a step away from the fast tech wizardry the New Jersey band is known for...

On Feb. 20, East of the Wall played their record release show with split-mates Rosetta. But this Noisecreep writer was not at that show. Instead, this Noisecreep writer was at a show where East of the Wall only played a 30-minute set. Everyone wanted more at New York City's Lit Lounge on Feb...

Sure, it's a day and age where people steal music and record labels keep losing money. But bands still exist -- somehow. It's the emotion, the art, the right ... right? After all it's not about the detriments, but more the perpetuating of metal's power, right...

On Jan. 6 at Brooklyn, N.Y.'s Knitting Factory, the Binary Code didn't need time to set up their gear. It was already in use by the band before them, Tiger Flowers -- whose van broke down on the way to the show. Yet the Binary Code didn't give the audience a clue that they were starting their set...

After a handful of New England and Northeastern U.S. and Canadian dates to celebrate the release of the band's Relapse debut, 'Existence Is Futile,' Revocation were more than surprised a few weeks ago to get the call from their booking agent regarding Scion's desire to fly the band to not one, but two free shows sponsored by the increasingly metal-friendly car company...

Working with the luminaries at MetalSucks was a no-brainer for New Jersey's the Binary Code. "Those guys are the best! It helps when you have a friendly affinity, rather than a strictly professional cohesion," guitarist Jesse Zuretti told Noisecreep...