Altsounds — Following the launch of the UK's new prestige rock festival, in 2010, High Voltage returns in 2011 with exclusive performances from headliners Judas Priest and Dream Theater, UK festival exclusives from Black Country Communion, Jethro Tull, Queen... more info

ContactMusic — Creed frontman Scott Stapp is planning to tell all about his faith and troubles in a new autobiography. The rocker and co-author David Ritz are working on Exposed and Released The Confessions of Scott Stapp, in which he'll reveal all about his str... more info

Guardian Music — Turner-prize winning artist Martin Creed shares some of his brand of low-fi punk with his single Thinking/Not ThinkingBen KapeAndy GallagherAlex HealeyLindsay Poulton more info

Guardian Music — Paul Morley: Martin Creed's current exhibition is a vast display of his bright, attractive and subtly disturbing wares entitled Mothers, because, he tells me, he's been thinking a lot about mothers lately Whatever evidence I have this week about the ... more info

Guardian Music — Hauser & Wirth, London W1A steel beam sweeps the gallery, just above our heads. Standing under it, the air ruffles your hair as it turns. Its hard not to duck and cringe. If you are over 6ft 8in, Martin Creed's Mothers could kill you. Big hair? It'll... more info

Chorus.fm — A 13-year old boy scared off (http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/01/21/norwegian-boy-fends-off-wolves-with-creed-song/?hpt=T2) a pack of wolves by playing a _*Creed*_ (http://www.creed.com) song for them through his cell phone. Submitted by Ashur more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, WTF If you ever wander into some spooky woods, you better have some Creed in your MP3 player, just to be safe. According to a report by Norwegian TV Channel TV2 (via NME.com), when 13-year-old Walter Eikrem encountered a pack... more info

Metal Injection — And now for you weird barely metal story of the day, a Norwegian boy (pictured to your right) was walking home from school, presumably through the woods, since it's Norway, and he came across a pack of wolves. The wolves and the kid had a stared... more info

Stereogum — Now comes the story of a 13-year-old boy from Rakkestad, Norway, who found that the music of Creed saved him from a wolf attack, by inspiring the wolves to saunter off in disgust. Via NME: Eikrem was listening to Creed’s Overcome through his mobil... more info

Dlisted — It's official. Norwegian wolves have better taste in music than 13-year-old Norwegian boys, and in this case it's a good thing. The boy who goes by the name Walter Eikrem tells a local Norwegian TV station (via NME) that he was walking home... more info