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He also reveals his status with SOiL.

Blow out the candles!

SOiL have released a video for their cover "Gimme Some Lovin'" which will appear on their upcoming hits collection 'Scream: The Essentials.'

SOiL and (Hed)P.E. are about to chew up some serious pavement on a monthlong trek they've dubbed 'Born to Ride 2.' The label mates will set out on May 1 in Arlington Heights, Ill., and will play mostly Western and Midwestern U.S. dates.

Facebook: SOiL SOiL have undergone several changes over the years, but with frontman Ryan McCombs returning to the band, the group offers its most familiar voice on their sixth studio album, 'Whole.' The group has announced an Aug. 20 release date for the disc via Pavement Entertainment, and their new record deal gives them more control than ever over their own music...

Dirge Within guitarist Shaun Glass is a heavy metal lifer. In the '80s he was a member of Sindrome, a thrash favorite within tape-trading circles with their godly Into the Halls of Extermination demo. In the '90s he spent time in gore-hungry death metallers Broken Hope...

Eating healthy while touring is an Olympic swimming pool-sized challenge for musicians. Noshing on a healthy, nutritious meal is next to impossible. "I am trying to not eat s---ty," Dirge Within guitarist Shaun Glass told Noisecreep while on the road in Florida...

Two major radio rock acts, Smile Empty Soul and Soil will launch a two-month long tour tomorrow night in Los Angeles at the Key Club, along with Black Sunshine, the new band featuring Volkl team freeskier Matt Reardon. The tour will circle North America and end May 22 in Santa Clara, Calif...

Black Sunshine, a new band featuring freestyle skier Matt Reardon and ex-Filter and Theory of a Deadman guitarist Charles Lee, will release their self-titled debut on April 13. A track from the disc, 'Once in My Life' is available for streaming on their MySpace page...

Chicago hard rockers Soil have been around for over a decade, despite departures by longtime guitarist Shaun Glass and vocalist Ryan McCombs, who now fronts Drowning Pool. The band has enjoyed a modicum of radio success but has never let record label changes and rock's hard knocks get them down...