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"If you just look at its title, you would probably think it's just about addiction, but there is so much more to it than that," Crossfade vocalist/guitarist Ed Sloan tells Noisecreep about "Dear Cocaine," the South Carolina group's latest single...

"The first thing people will notice is how much heavier this new album is compared to our first two," Crossfade vocalist-guitarist Ed Sloan told Noisecreep back in June. He's referring to 'We All Bleed,' the South Carolina melodic-rockers' latest album...

Anthemic rockers Crossfade are gearing up for the Rock Allegiance tour which will also include Buckcherry, Papa Roach, Puddle of Mudd, and others. Four lucky winners will score a 'We All Bleed' album autographed by the band and pair of tickets to one of four of their upcoming shows...

Crossfade recently released 'We All Bleed' via their new label Eleven Seven. Frontman Ed Sloan was devastated when the band was dropped from Columbia and went into a deep funk that he says was cured by 'the boys kicking his ass.' After his proverbial butt-kicking, Crossfade got back to work, writing songs...

The past couple of years have been a trying time for Crossfade. During that time, the South Carolina rockers got dropped by their label, lost a few members, and had their vocalist-guitarist Ed Sloan fall into a prolonged depression. Today, Crossfade have re-emerged with a new and improved lineup, announcing that they have signed with Eleven Seven Music, home to Buckcherry and Papa Roach... Read M

Crossfade cannot be stopped. Even after being cut from Columbia Records in 2008 after two releases with the label, the South Carolina band forged on to return with 'We All Bleed,' the best album they've ever recorded. Even though it doesn't land in stores till June 21, AOL has an exclusive stream of 'We All Bleed' all this week...

Once upon a time, when a band went platinum, it meant that they would have their label's full creative and financial support for their next couple of records. In 2004, South Carolina melodic rockers Crossfade were on a roll. Their self-titled debut album spawned three hit radio singles and sold well over 1 million copies...

South Carolina's Crossfade have revealed that they will release their third album, 'We All Bleed,' on Oct. 26 through Eleven Seven. After two albums -- 2004's self-titled, platinum debut, which yielded the ubiquitous and moody single 'Cold,' and 2007's 'Falling Always' -- released via the major label system at Columbia, Crossfade are going indie again...

Remember Crossfade? The neo-grunge hard rockers who scored a massive hit in 2004 with the single "Cold" before fading from view? It's all coming back to you, right? The infectious, "I never meant to be so cold?" chorus is filling your cranium, isn't it...