In keeping with the dark and foreboding feel of the movie, the ‘SAW’ soundtrack delivers some of the most spine-chilling music around, featuring some of the Industrial scene’s leading luminaries as well as a clutch of up’n’coming new-age Metallers. TRACKLISTING: 1.Chimaira ‘Eyes Of A Criminal’ 2.Charlie Clouser ‘Hello, Adam’ 3.Fear Factory ‘Bite The Hand That Bleeds’ 4.Charlie Clouser ‘Last I Heard’ 5.Enemy ‘Action’ 6.Charlie Clouser ‘Reverse Beartrap’ 7.Pitbull Daycare ‘You Make Me Feel So Dead’ 8.Charlie Clouser ‘X Marks The Spot’ 9.Psycho Pomps ‘Wonderful World’ 10.Charlie Clouser ‘Cigarette’ 11.Caliban ‘The Beloved And The Hatred’ 12.Charlie Clouser ‘We’re Out Of Time’ 13.Charlie Clouser ‘F**k This Shit’ 14.Illdisposed ‘Dark’ 15.Charlie Clouser ‘Hellp Zepp’ 16.Charlie Clouser ‘Zepp Overture’

36 CRAZYFISTS have fixed up a few instore signings whilst they’re over here in October for their UK tour. Catch the crazy Alaskan loons at 4pm each day at the following stores and get your copy of their current album ‘A Snow Capped Romance’ scribbled on by Brock and his pals. 5th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì MVC, Eldon Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 12th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì MVC, The Hayes, Cardiff, CF10 13th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì MVC, Mander Centre, Wolverhampton WV1 18th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì MVC, Paris St, Exeter, EX1 In addition, on all the following nights, the guys will be guest DJ’ing after their shows at the following local clubs from around 12 midnight: Friday 8th October í¢ä‰åäóì Jillys Rockworld Manchester Thursday 14th October í¢ä‰åäóì Oxford Zodiac ‘Club With No Name’ Friday 15th October í¢ä‰åäóì Liverpool Krazyhouse Saturday 16th October í¢ä‰åäóì Sheffield Corporation. Full UK show details are as follows. Be sure to catch one of the most acclaimed bands of this year’s Download Festival while you can! 3rd Oct – LONDON Mean Fiddler 4th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì LEEDS Cockpit 5th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì NEWCASTLE University 6th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì GLASGOW Garage 7th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì EDINBURGH Venue 8th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì MANCHESTER MDH 10th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì BELFAST Limelight 11th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì DUBLIN Music Centre 12th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì CARDIFF Clwb Ifor Bach 13th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì WOLVERHAMPTON Wulfrun Hall 14th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì OXFORD Zodiac 15th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì LIVERPOOL University 16th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì SHEFFIELD Corporation 18th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì EXETER Lemon Grove 19th Oct í¢ä‰åäóì PORTSMOUTH Wedgewood Rooms Tickets are on sale now, priced 퉌£10 in London and 퉌£9 regionally. Support comes from Eighteen Visions and Bullet 4 My Valentine.

Congratulations are due to all in Nickelback and at the Roadrunner office in Australia, for latest album ‘The Long Road’ has just been certified officially TRIPLE PLATINUM.

Hot off the press… the new Cradle of Filth review in Kerrang! magazine – out today. And a stonking 5 out of 5 review it is too…. read on. NYMPHETAMINE KKKKK ADDICTIVE BRITISH STEEL FROM THE DEPTHS OF HELL THERE WILL be those who believe that Cradle Of Filth’s brief dalliance with Sony was evidence that the band had lost the plot. The fair-to-middling reviews that last year’s ‘Damnation And A Day’ album received certainly suggested that a few hapless dimwits were relishing the prospect that Dani Filth and co were heading for a post-pride fall and even though the album sold remarkably well and did little to dent Cradle’s status, the sound of critical knives being sharpened has been audible ever since. All those prophecies of impending calamity were outright bollocks, of course. Cradle Of Filth have long been UK extreme metal’s own Iron Maiden a prolific, consistent and reliable force that has only engendered animosity on such grand scale because they’ve had the audacity to sell lots of records around the world and display a frank disregard for pandering to either underground elitism or mainstream sensibilities. In the end, cynicism is easy. Making albums as good as ‘Nymphetamine’ patently is not. Despite what a handful of friendless purists will argue, this is the best album Cradle Of Filth have ever made. ‘Midian’ and ‘Damnation And A Day’ may have been held together with more powerful notional glue but, unhindered by lofty concepts, Cradle’s eighth studio effort revels in its own diversity, traversing countless different musical moods, employing many ingenious lyrical wheezes and doffing its hangman’s cap respectfully at generous fistfuls of metal’s classiest stylistic advances. There’s an almost compilation-like feel to proceedings as the brutal, blackened deathcore of ‘Gilded Cunt’ leads on to the stately but scathing ‘Nemesis’, the elegant menace of ‘Gabrielle’ and the shadowy horror of ‘Absinthe With Faust’. Elsewhere there’s a Maiden-esque melody pile-up (‘Coffin Fodder’), a dignified but caustic mid-paced elegy (‘English Fire’), some gleefully unwholesome punk-metal (‘Filthy Little Secret’) and a hideous, blast-ridden theatrical epic (‘Mother Of Abominations), not to mention the bold, sprawling, three-part title track that boasts more hooks than a coachload of Abu Hamza impersonators. Lyrically, too, ‘Nymphetamine’ marks a high point. Dani Filth’s reliably deranged poetic skills remain Cradle’s most sorely underrated weapon. Here, he consistently excels himself. This is the sound of a great band having a huge amount of fun with their sound, throwing every conceivable idea into their steaming cauldron and brewing up something dense, unholy and deliciously substantial. Cynicism be damned Cradle Of Filth are more vital than ever. And here’s the proof. Dom Lawson (KKKKK) ‘Nymphetamine’ is released next Monday, Sept 27.

We’re pleased to inform you that Caliban have been added to the Machine Head tour, which hits the UK in November. God Forbid will also be appearing.

By now, we hope you have all had the chance to hit up our MUSIC section and download the latest MP3 added, “I Can Revive Him With My Own Hands,” from the latest addition to the Roadrunner family Still Remains. Well, now that you’ve gone that far, perhaps you are willing to go a bit further…check out the band’s page at myspace.com. There you can find a bit more history on the band, find your way to some more music on the band, and even see what fellow nerds have to say on the band (and we mean that in the nicest possible way, of course!).

Amongst your web travels, please do check out the following couple of links: Cradle Of Filth @ HitThePit.com and 3 Inches Of Blood @ HitThePit.com. Both are reviews on each band’s upcoming release. Read, learn, enjoy. Cradle Of Filth Nymphetamine in stores Sept 27. 3 Inches Of Blood Advance And Vanquish in stores Oct 18.

The following live tracks have been added to the Bleeding Through album ‘This Is Love, This Is Murderous’, due for release Octobr 25th. ‘Revenge I Seek (live)’ ‘Rise (live)’ ‘Our Enemies (live)’

Have you been wondering what Slipknot will come up with for their latest video ‘Vermilion’? We were! Fortunately, we got a see a VHS of it just a couple of days ago, and now you can see it too. Kerrang! TV have made like lightning and uploaded it to the channel for selection. So, if you want to see this latest piece of genuis on K! TV, call ’em up on 09056 525666 & select video #403.

Last week, we told you that the Chimaira DVD was actually going to come out sooner than you thought. That was true, and remains so – ‘The Dehumanizing Process’ DVD will be released on October 25th. However, with one release coming forward, we have one release going back. The Ill Nino DVD ‘Live From The Eye Of The Storm’ slides back a little and will now hit store shelves on November 8th, just after Bonfire Night.