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The best part of working at this job is bringing you exclusive content. Like yesterday, when we brought you the title track from Devin Townsend Project's forthcoming LP 'Addicted,' something like a month before the record is released. Sadly, we can't share the whole disc with you...

Portland, Ore. riff rockers Red Fang just kicked off their nine-city U.S. run with Kylesa, Saviours and Lionize in Seattle and have already announced plans to continue their assault on the States through November, alongside Venus-via-North Carolina alien rockers Valient Thorr...

Monday nights at the Lit Lounge basement are reserved for those who wear black T-shirts with unidentifiable band names, while every other night it's the ultimate indie and experimental rock haven. Aug. 24 trod the border of both extremes, when Brooklyn mathy noise rockers Goes Cube took over the joint...

Kylesa are known as one of the hardest-working bands in underground extreme music. It seems like the Savannah, Ga.-based quintet (that includes not one, but two drummers, mind you) is on the road more often than not. And on top of that, every Kylesa album seems better than the last...

So, we were at a show last week, and noticed something strange. See, we realize it's uncouth to wear a band shirt to that same band's concert. It's like wearing an 'I Love New York' shirt in Times Square. We see dudes all the time when we go to shows wearing shirts with the logos of bands on the bill, and it almost always inspires a smart-ass remark...

A blog posted over at Invisible Oranges this week has us asking this question: Is it possible to love a band but hate their fans? Cosmo Lee wonders in the column if there's some sense of self-loathing involved in hating fans of a band you dig...

Static - X - 'Cult Of Static' - Reprise Industrial fans and nu metal freaks; it's time to get stoked. After the announcement of this upcoming album back in Decemeber 08, the wait is now over. Complete with eletronic synths, heavy riffs and abrasive vocals feast your ears on the latest from Wayne Static and company this week...

"It's an important time for metal and the scene in Georgia," says Kylesa guitarist/riff technician Laura Pleasants to Noisecreep. "We've got peaches and metal! What more do you want?" While we love the taste of the state's famous peaches, our hankering for dirty yet artfully constructed dirge metal is a little bit more potent and these Savannah sludge rockers certainly satis