American Head Charge’s ‘The Feeding’ Hits Streaming Services, “The War Of Art” Expected To Follow

Industrial nü‑metal act American Head Charge have seen one of their key albums finally land on streaming platforms for the first time. The band’s 2005 third full‑length, ‘The Feeding’, is now available worldwide on major digital services after years of being offline and hard to legally access.

The project was shepherded into the digital world largely thanks to Holiday Kirk of The Nu Metal Agenda, who spent the last year tracking down ex‑vocalist Cameron Heacock after news broke that he was struggling with drug addiction and homelessness in the Los Angeles area. After locating Heacock, Kirk helped set up a crowdfunding initiative called The Something Beautiful Project to fund organized treatment and support for him.

Now, with that groundwork laid, Kirk has turned his attention to the music itself. Over the weekend he shared a message on social media confirming the streaming rollout of The Feeding. The full post reads:

“It is my honor and privilege to announce that The Feeding by @ahcofficial is now on streaming platforms worldwide for the first time ever. Thank you to @cronen23 and @regimemusicgroup for getting things sorted out on the legal side. Thank you to everyone who donated to The Something Beautiful Project. And thank you, most of all, to my friend Cameron Heacock, without whom none of this would be possible… Well, what are you still reading for? Go listen to The Feeding!! I know I’m about to myself haha. – kirk”

In the same thread, further comments from Kirk and others indicate that the next step is returning American Head Charge’s 2001 sophomore release, the Rick Rubin‑produced “The War Of Art,” to streaming platforms as well. The album has been inconsistently available in certain regions in recent years and has long been a sticking point for fans, so a coordinated re‑release backed by the same team would be a major win for the band’s catalog.

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