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Star & Dagger -- Sean Yseult (White Zombie), Dava She Wolf (Cycle Sluts From Hell), Dave Catching (Eagles of Death Metal), Gene Trautmann (Queens of the Stone Age), and vocalist Von Hesseling -- have announced July 23 as the release their for their forthcoming Tomorrowland Blues album. P...

"I don't know what this means. I don't think it means anything" -- Eddie Vedder, accepting a Grammy for Pearl Jam's 'Spin the Black Circle,' 1996 I tend to take the Pearl Jam Attitude toward the Grammys, but it's still fun to sit back and watch people who know nothing about metal try and hand out awards for "Best Performance" every year...

Former White Zombie bassist Sean Yseult hasn't been resting on her laurels since White Zombie sailed off into the sunset over a decade ago. She also plays in a band called Star & Dagger, launched a successful design business and ran a New Orleans dive bar called The Saint. Sh...

Former White Zombie bassist Sean Yseult has resurfaced. She is promoting her new book, 'I'm in the Band,' which chronicles her career as the girl in one of the biggest crossover metal bands of the '90s. "I am out in L.A. doing in-stores and the Metal Army party, and then I will be doing an in-store appearance in New York on Jan...

Record labels often reissue an album six months or a year after the original release date, adding new songs, videos and artwork and beefing up the packaging. Some fans feel cheated, forced into buying the same album twice to get the extra odds and sods...

German industrial titans KMFDM have released 'Krieg,' the remix companion to 2009's 'Blitz.' Get it? 'Blitz,' 'Krieg' -- blitzkrieg. The remix record features 12 tracks redone by former and current members of hard rock icons like Nine Inch Nails, White Zombie, Danzig, Ministry, Prong and ex-members of even KMFDM, to name a few...

Right before Korn starts their headline set on Mayhem 2010, Rob Zombie will take the stage to enthrall the masses with a mix of industrial-tinged rock and B-horror movie theatrics. For Zombie, being a musician means staying true to the same artistic vision he's had since he founded White Zombie with some fellow students at Pratt college 25 years ago...

Rob Zombie was with Geffen Records for 18 years and suddenly made the switch to Roadrunner's Loud & Proud for his new album, 'Hellbilly Deluxe 2: Noble Jackals, Penny Dreadfuls and the Systematic Dehumanization of Cool.' So far so good, says the guy who sold about 15 million albums with his former label, as a solo artist and former band, White Zombie. "...

Rob Zombie put out two albums after his 1998 solo debut, 'Hellbilly Deluxe: 13 Tales of Cadaverous Cavorting Inside the Spookshow International.' So why is his new album, 'Hellbilly Deluxe 2: Noble Jackals, Penny Dreadfuls And The Systematic Dehumanization of Cool' considered the follow-up, even though his last album was 2006's 'Educated Horses'...

Don't count on ever hearing more than three or four songs from Rob Zombie's new album ever played live -- and he won't be rotating them, either. "There are songs on there that we will never play live," Zombie tells Noisecreep. He hits the road for a limited time with Alice Cooper in Canada, April 26 to May 4 for the so-called Gruesome Twosome Tour...