VisionOfDisorder

Vision of Disorder's headline show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, set for Nov. 24, has become a Red Cross benefit show to aid victims of Hurricane Sandy, which battered the East Coast two weeks ago. The storm is of particular significance to VOD since it ravaged the band's native Long Island and beyond...

Glassjaw guitarist Justin Beck states it perfectly: "Amy Fisher, Debbie Gibson and V.O.D. - what more can I say?" If there was ever a trifecta of Long Island, New York's contribution to the Western culture, it may in fact involve the '80s pop princess, the Long Island Lolita and one of the most forward-thinking bands to leave a bloody scar on the face of heavy music...

Two weeks back, Noisecreep profiled ten top tier metal records to take us all the way to the Mayan calendar melt-down on Dec 21. But why stop at just ten? The likes of Pig Destroyer, As I Lay Dying and The Acacia Strain all have upcoming records worth your attention...

If you ever wanted to be transported back to 1995, then Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010 at the Best Buy Theater--nestled in the bustling, Christmas-season heart of New York City's Times Square--was like a time machine for that particular period of metal and hardcore...

Former Bury Your Dead bassist Aaron 'Bubble' Patrick has a new gig playing bass for Michigan's Legend. Bubble joins the band as its second guitarist, reports the band -- who just wrapped the recording of their Rise Records debut, 'Valediction,' which is scheduled to drop May 25...

"Finally, Long Island ... here we come!" Killswitch Engage bassist Mike D'Antonio exclaims. Call it one hell of an end-of-summer bash: Killswitch Engage will play two special shows this weekend. First, on Saturday, Aug. 29, the boys will roll into Long Island to headline the Bay Stage at the Jones Beach Amphitheatre...

Long Island, N.Y. is known for many things. The Big Duck, for instance. The Hamptons. The L.I.E. Amy Fisher. It's where guys like Jerry Seinfeld and Billy Joel grew up. It even has its own intoxicating brand of iced tea. But for some of us, Long Island will always be known as a breeding ground for some of the hardest-hitting music of the late '90s...

If you had a dime for every time a hardcore band sang about unity, you'd be picking up change in the pit long after the show ended. But as much of a lyrical cliche as that is, the sense of togetherness the genre inspires was in full force at the New York City stop of the 10 for $10 Tour last week...

Finally, it's Friday. We've got just one more week left in July, and then it'll be August already. Boy, did this summer coast by! Maybe that's because we here at Noisecreep have been working hard all summer, to bring you all the latest heavy metal and hard rock news as well as some of the best band interviews around...

Bamboozle Left, held in the sunny, Orange County landscape of Irvine, California, boasted a broad cross-section of attendees: those with tattoos, facial piercings, multi-colored dye jobs culture-clashed with goths, emo punks and plenty of metalheads, all of which traipsed the grounds with polite and respectful curiosity...