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Providence, R.I. metallers Howl recently finished work on their full-length debut for Relapse Records, and the follow-up to their self-titled EP. "The new album is, if anything, more extreme than the EP, moving from aggression to slow doom, through both black metal atmospheres and blues-based harmonies," guitarist Vincent Hausman told Noisecreep...

"Thank you all for sticking around to check us out," the very modest Cable bassist and vocalist Randy Larsen said to the Fontana's crowd on Dec. 3 in New York City. "Thank you for showing up," a fan fired back at the band. For an act that's broken up probably over six times, people are just happy that they still exist and make music...

In between Jamaica, Queens and Brooklyn's East New York is a quiet section of Queens called Woodhaven. If you don't have a car, the only way out of this woodsy and residential area of New York City is the J train. Whether by train or car, the neighborhood remains about an hour trek from Manhattan, making it a bit of a pain for concert goers to get to...

The tides where changing in hardcore in the late '90s -- a new sound was emerging, one of chaos with metal in its veins. This change in hardcore is where bands like Cave In, Coalesce, Botch and Dillinger Escape Plan forced themselves into existence and led many hardcore kids to dump their basketball jerseys and Jnco parachute shorts for more fitting clothes, and, in some cases, grab the pomade...

Cable have never been a band who's actions are easy to predict. But back in 2006, when the band released the 12-year retrospective CD/DVD 'Last Call' and called it quits, everyone figured that Cable's unique mix of sludge, murk and loud was never to be heard again...