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After a five-album stint with Victory Records and one album (2011's 'The Human Romance') with eOne, neo-thrashers Darkest Hour have jumped to a new label home. They've signed to Sumerian Records, which will re-release the hard-to-find debut 'The Mark of the Judas' this fall...

If you couldn't get enough of the thrashtastic sounds of Darkest Hour's latest album, 'The Human Romance,' which was the Washington, DC band's first effort for eOne, the band will further indulge your taste with a fully instrumental version of the album, available on iTunes...

Getty Images Why wait until December? Noisecreep always likes to stay ahead of the curve, so we have been keeping track of our favorite songs of 2011 ever since the big ball dropped in Times Square...

The long-running New England Metal and Hardcore Fest is proving that the scene has a heart by partnering with the recently launched Rise Above Foundation, which helps fund wishes like prom expenses, sports registration fees, and music lessons for foster kids in need...

"Follow the signs / We are the victims but we are also the crime / And the only one who can judge us is the earth in time." -- Born of Osiris 'Follow the Signs' Chicago, Ill.'s Born of Osiris' newest single, 'Follow the Signs,' continues the band's tradition of progressive metalcore with erratic breakdowns and keyboard flourishes...

We come from control / A paradigm that leads us through the valley / Into the mouths of wolves --'Complex Terms' "'Complex Terms' is about the illusion of progress," The Human Abstract drummer Brett Powell told Noisecreep about the third single from their newest album, 'Digital Veil...

Washington, D.C. metal export Darkest Hour have partnered up with Noisecreep to premiere 'Savor the Kill,' a boot-to-the-throat song from their forthcoming eOne debut, 'The Human Romance.' The song is everything we know and love about Darkest Hour -- melodic guitars with a hint of Swedish influence, guttural vocal emissions and complex parts, namely the mid-section in this particular song -- but i

It's never a dull moment when Darkest Hour hit the road. In our penultimate update from the band's Legacy Tour, drummer Ryan Parrish -- who was enjoying a day off and had just scarfed down a delicious All Star Special at Waffle House -- told Noisecreep that they engaged in a battle with their issue-prone bus driver...

In our second of four updates from Darkest Hour about the behind-the-scenes happenings during their Legacy Tour, singer John Henry checked in discussed how the band spent their Thanksgiving. He also revealed that they may have met their biggest fan at a stop in Pomona, Calif...

Every week for the next month, Darkest Hour will check in with Noisecreep to report the goings on during their current Legacy Tour, which also features Periphery, Veil of Maya and Revocation. The band is about 11 days into the tour, and this week drummer Ryan Parrish revealed that Tuesday's show was canceled because of a snowstorm in Salt Lake City...