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You might've thought that the Chariot would have been out of their element on a tour with gargantuan rap-metallers P.OD. -- but the Douglasville, Ga. act was picked precisely because they weren't as accessible. P.O.D.'s management was considering doing a large tour with radio-promoted bands...

Your brain might very well implode from the moshability of Inhale Exhale's 'Did You Ever Have a Touch to Lose.' But you will be a bit scared by the video for the song, which has a bit of a warehouse vibe, featuring men and women lurking in the background, their identities concealed by paper bags and cloth masks fastened over their heads...

During the 1990s, it was awesome being a New York Yankees fan. Scott Brosius, Paul O'Neill, Tino Martinez, Bernie, Chuck, Jeter. Then, 9/11 happened, and ever since, it seems as though the Yanks have struggled to get back to the World Series...

Maybe it's the result of being behind the drumkit for 16 years and not having much access to the microphone, but Satyricon's sticksmith, Frost, loves to talk. On this week's episode of ''Creep Show,' the black metal veteran is outspoken and verbose on a wide range of subjects, including the benefits of socialized medicine, the universal impact of AC/DC and why artists sometimes re-record old album

Massive could be an understatement when it comes to the response to metal releases this past week. Coming in with the full reports as always, the good folks at Metal Insider reported some big debuts and numbers for new albums that dropped this past week...

Any remnants of summer have come to pass as fall is in the air and the cold sets in. Nevertheless, the metal still forges on. This month, tons of new releases are coming in from familiar favorites such as Lita Ford, Powerman 5000 and Pearl Jam...

Inhale Exhale went out of their way to make 'Bury Me Alive' different than anything they had done previously. "We thought outside the box with it," guitarist and primary songwriter John LaRussa told Noisecreep. "We tried to not make it your typical, formulaic hardcore metal record...

On Friday, we caught up with Poison the Well at the "10 for $10" show in New York, and spent some quality time with the boys in their van, which is fast approaching the 200,000-mile mark. All the hardcore kids who showed up seemed rather mellow, at least for the festival's Manhattan stop...

Good morning, friends. It's Wednesday, and the metal news has been rather plentiful this week, which is a good thing. It's what we do here at Noisecreep. So, here's what we've got on the lineup this morning. Some rock icons are adding more to their extensive line of merchandise, Bret Michaels wants to get the old band back together, and one of New Jersey's finest plans pre-studio tour dates... Rea