fireball ministry

In the last five years, how music is made and released has changed for better or for worse; it all depends on who you talk to. If you're talking to Fireball Ministry frontman Rev. James A. Rota II these days are good. "Everyone's got a pessimistic outlook on the way the music business has gone, but I honestly think it's a paradigm shift kid of thing...

It's been a tough five years for Fireball Ministry vocalist/guitarist Rev. James A. Rota II. But he's very excited that 'Fireball Ministry,' their fourth album, is slated for release March 16. "It's been a while," Rota told Noisecreep with a chuckle...

"Metal music and comics are the choice of escapists everywhere," artist Tim Bradstreet, who got his start designing role-playing games before breaking into sequential art and then covers for comics, told Noisecreep. "And not just the fans, but the musicians themselves, from the Ramones to Monster Magnet to Rob Zombie...

A 'supergroup' is a clichéd, hackneyed term in rock lore, but for the Company Band drummer Jess Margera, it's not such a bad thing. In fact, as a longtime fan of the musicians he is currently seated amongst, it's actually a badge of honor. "It's ...

With most of the members of the Company Band doing double duty in successful, touring bands -- like CKY, Clutch, Fu Manchu and Fireball Ministry -- it's hard to pull off a project such as this without sacrificing time in the other, main projects...

Wherever that hellion known as MTV personality Bam Margera goes, something -- be it music, life-threatening stunts, trouble or other assorted forms of jackassery -- is bound to follow. In the Company Band's case, hanging out at Bam's house turned out to be a very, very good thing...

Another long week is in the books, and we're excited for the taping of our next podcast. Today's guests will be Atreyu, and we'll have the usual cast of characters in to discuss the week's new releases (like Porcupine Tree's 'The Incident') and all the latest heavy metal headlines...