CharredWallsOfTheDamned

Though most people know him as part of the writing crew on the Howard Stern Show, Richard Christy has the kind of metal resume most would envy. Before he joined the 'King of All Media' and his on-air family, Christy manned the drums for bands like Death, Iced Earth and Burning Inside...

As the Richard Christy masterminded project Charred Walls of the Damned gets ready to release their self-titled debut on Metal Blade Records Feb. 2, the supergroup of sorts are giving rabidly waiting fans their first taste of it with 'Ghost Town...

Working on the 'Howard Stern Show,' which begins airing at 6 AM -- and that says nothing about what time the staff has to be on site to prep for the morning's show -- is a full-time job that death metal icon Richard Christy has tackled with aplomb...

We hate to brag. OK, maybe we don't hate it, but we definitely feel bad when we brag, especially when it's about a new album we wish we could share with you. That said, we've been blasting the new Devin Townsend Project disc 'Addicted,' and holy hell, is it awesome...

Charred Walls of the Damned's Richard Christy is single-handedly responsible for meta getting airtime -- however brief -- on Howard Stern's radio show. "It's hard to get straightforward metal played on the show, but I give metal to our bumper guy and he puts it," Christy told Noisecreep...

What a weekend! We started things off right on Friday, paying $7 for Snapples, hanging out with Bam Margera, hitting on teenage girls and rocking out along the waterfront in Camden, N.J. to the glorious sounds of God Forbid, the Black Dahlia Murder, Behemoth and more...

It's obvious that drummer Richard Christy – who enjoyed stints in Death, Iced Earth and Burning Inside before becoming a beloved member of the Howard Stern radio show and launching his latest band, Charred Walls of the Damned – is not in Kansas anymore. Christy hi...

Is it Monday already? Man, our weekends just seem to fly by. We can't believe its almost August already, and we also can't believe Fred Durst is actually married, but more on that later. This morning's White Noise is teeming with all of the weekend's heavy metal and hardcore news...

Fill in the blank: Opinions are like ___, everyone has one and most of them stink. Actually, the answer we were looking for was "ideas that are believed to be true." Get your mind out of the gutter. At any rate, sometimes bands want to talk about something other than themselves, so Noisecreep posed some random questions to some of metal's elite to get their opinion on some (non) pressing

Jason Suecof has been the "It" producer for a handful of years, having manned the boards for Trivium, All That Remains and God Forbid, to name a precious few. Suecof, whose base of operations is in Florida, gave Noisecreep the rundown on what's he's doing, how he chooses bands and life from a sitting down perspective, since he's been wheelchair-bound (and has an excellent sense of humor