As the backing band for Mike Patton's Peeping Tom, DP Holmes, Stu Brooks, and Joe Tomino have performed on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and in front of 10,000 fans at Madison Square Garden as openers for The Who; individually they've performed with 50 Cent, The Fugees, and Mos Def; and together, as Dub Trio, they create a sound Holmes describes " a cross between metal, punk, rock, ambient, and dub music." Starpulse spoke with Holmes about the trio's latest release, Another Sound is Dying, how fireworks make the recording process easier, and the notion of Funishment.

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The many people who say Will Smith's I Am Legend may have noticed something unique about the monsters, namely that they sounded like no other creature to grace the film. That's because every snarl and growl was provided by former Faith No More and Mr. Bungle front man Mike Patton. Mike's always working on something, whether it be managing Ipecac Records, putting out albums under the many monikers he goes by, or providing voice-overs for video games like Valve's Portal or Capcom's remake of The Bionic Commando. Starpulse was thrilled to speak with Mike about I am Legend, and even more thrill...

Prolific rocker Mike Patton has added movie star to his resume - he voices the creatures in new sci-fi movie I Am Legend. The former Faith No More frontman, who runs record label Ipecac and is a member of bands Tomahawk, Lovage, Fantomas and Peeping Tom, lends his trademark howl to the monsters in the Will Smith film.

A statement on Ipecac's website reads: "He is the voice of the creatures in the movie. That is right, the evil screams and howls coming from the creatures will be courtesy of Mike."

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Former Faith No More and Mr. Bungle frontman Mike Patton called on his famous pals to help give his new video a spot-the-celebrity feel. Actor Danny DeVito, model Rachel Hunter and former Blink 182 star Mark Hoppus are among the blink-and-you'll-miss-them cameos in the new video, “Mojo,” for Patton's new group Peeping Tom.

He explains, "DeVito plays a guy watching late-night TV in a wife-beater (vest) and boxers (shorts)." The other stars appear in infomercials DeVito flicks between.

Patton adds, "It's a pretty cute, haunting video. (Hoppus) is thrust into an episode of (reality...