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Cute, blonde and tattooed Philly rock chick Leiana has released her perky, modernized version of Lita Ford's smash hit from the '80s, 'Kiss Me Deadly,' which you can download right here on Noisecreep. Producer and Anthrax guitarist Rob Caggiano and White Zombie/Cult drummer John Tempesta play on the song, giving it a hellacious edge, including a ripping solo for an outro...

Rob Zombie isn't a man to mince words. The odd body part or two perhaps -- we're talking on celluloid, of course -- but not words. The horror rocker and movie director returns to the musical forum this fall with 'Hellbilly Deluxe 2.' His U.S...

After nearly 20 years, Rob Zombie still remembers writing the guitar riff to 'Thunder Kiss '65,' one of the songs that helped break his former band, White Zombie. He was living in New York City, at 14th Street and Avenue A, some 20 blocks south of the Hammerstein Ballroom, where he performed Tuesday night...

There's a reason Rob Zombie's new album is called 'Hellbilly Deluxe 2 – Noble Jackals, Penny Dreadfuls and the Systematic Dehumanization of Cool.' Like Zombie's 1998 solo debut 'Hillbilly Deluxe,' the album is a spectacle of campy pop culture and galvanic rock that encapsulates the over-the-top aesthetic Zombie pursued from the beginning of White Zombie in 1985 up until the release of his less-the

Last Friday, Rob Zombie's second stab at refurbishing the 'Halloween' film franchise hit theaters across the U.S., and -- after one of the summer's last big movie-going weekends -- the former White Zombie frontman's fourth entrée as a screenwriter and director, 'Halloween II,' pulled in an estimated box office take of just over $17 million. The f...

Do you think most true metalheads want to visit Sweden at some point? Lately, I've been thinking about taking a trip. But where? Not really jazzed about going to some resort and sitting in the sun all day ... black clothing attracts heat. I'm not so interested in taking too long a plane ride...

After graduating from Boston University at the age of 19, Rick Florino was living the life he dreamed in California. He created the successful music magazine Ruin for which he interviewed the likes of Tool, Deftones, Korn, White Zombie and Down...