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noise rock - Page 2

March 24, 2026

Noise rockers THE SHITS walk through “Diet Of Worms,” their new LP on Rocket Recordings

Ohio Mark by Eva De Mulder
March 23, 2026

Shoegaze rockers OHIO MARK unpack their debut album “Off,” shaped by breakup, coincidence, and the beauty of getting things slightly wrong

Volta
March 23, 2026

Dark post hardcore band VOLTA return after eight years with “Nessun Luogo né Acqua,” a restless Italian story about screens, grief, and boredom

Damokles by Kevin Fauske
March 13, 2026

Extraordinary dark indie rockers DAMOKLES chronicle a fictional serial killer across thirteen tracks on their third album “A Trophy Collection”

Down The Lees by Full Circle Photography
March 13, 2026

DOWN THE LEES document a moment worth freezing with “This Is What It Feels Like” concert film

Barren Womb by Raymond Eide
March 9, 2026

BARREN WOMB mark 15 years with a noise-rock gut punch and a Japan-UK split with Hylko

King-Mob
February 27, 2026

KING-MOB rebuilt their songs across Brooklyn and Belfast – and “Arabesque” is the twisted, demanding result

UNSANE by Cody Cowan
December 19, 2025

Chris Spencer on UNSANE’s “Occupational Hazard”, its new reissue, and finally playing the album front to back

MPB
December 10, 2025

Stockholm noise rockers MPB trace a harder line on “Flattened”, return to English and writing straight into crisis

Only
December 7, 2025

In Shorts: New Releases Nov 28 – Dec 5

Livelick
December 1, 2025

Eddie Gobbo of SOMETHING IS WAITING drops a new live album and walks us straight into his “Best for Business” wrestlers of 2026

YOUTH NOVEL by Ben Leser
November 28, 2025

In Shorts: New Releases Nov 21-28

Ghold
November 24, 2025

GHOLD push their progressive sound into stranger territory with “Bludgeoning Simulations”

With Love - by G. Mazza
November 21, 2025

In Shorts: November 14-21

Heriot live, by Ashlea Bea
November 14, 2025

In Shorts: November 7-14

BORE - Skateopia - Kevin Powell
November 7, 2025

In Shorts: November 1-7

In Loving Memory, by @doveonfilm, at Dilly Dally Fest 1
October 31, 2025

In Shorts 🎃 New Releases, Oct 24-31, Halloween 2025

Sleepytime Trio, by Shawn Brackbill
October 24, 2025

In Shorts: New Releases, Oct 17-24

50 LIONS
October 10, 2025

In Shorts: New Releases, Oct 3-10

Gutterblood
October 10, 2025

GUTTERBLOOD twist noise, politics, and grief into “Good Dogs Will Never Die”

Jorelia
September 26, 2025

In Shorts: New Releases, Sept 19-26th

IRK by John Figler
September 26, 2025

IRK’s “The Seeing House” takes absurd humor and jagged noise into a single warped vision

Misery Whip
September 24, 2025

Bleakfest Vol 2 brought eight bands and a DIY spirit to Portland’s Hawthorne Theater

Murina, by Victòria Azorín Soler
September 22, 2025

Pain without resentment: MURINA turn psychomagic into sound and vision

Jack In The Green
September 19, 2025

Antenna93 dives into folk horror imagery on noise rock experiment “Jack in the Green”

HARABALL by Thomas Reisæter
September 17, 2025

Norwegian noise rockers HARABALL drag aging, absurdity, and noise into “Fear of the Plow”

PRAYER GROUP by Andrew Jasper
September 2, 2025

PRAYER GROUP bend noise rock into “Strawberry”. mutating through fuzz and mood swings

Catharsis by Reid Haithcock
August 1, 2025

In Shorts: New Releases, July 25 – August 1st

Slutavverkning
July 28, 2025

SLUTAVVERKNING returns with “Skräp”, a volatile EP boiling jazz-punk and political noise into four fresh cuts

BONEFLOWER by @sergioalbert_
July 25, 2025

In Shorts: New Releases, July 23-25

SUB/SHOP
July 22, 2025

SUB/SHOP reflect on addiction, work, loss, and aging out of your friends group on their debut EP ‘democatessen’

GUCK - Gucked Up LP
July 21, 2025

GUCK built their debut in a rehearsal space parking lot, and “Gucked Up” is what they dragged out of the wreckage

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Noise rock grew from punk and no wave with abrasion, distortion and dissonance pushed to the front of the music. Some bands build that pressure almost entirely from guitars, while others add electronics, repetition or harsher studio treatment. Sonic Youth brought one melodic branch to a wider alternative audience, while Swans, Big Black and the Touch & Go orbit showed how much darker and more confrontational the form could become.

New Zealand veterans Lung are still rebuilding songs after more than three decades. Athens band Falooda connect their record to a rehearsal-building community displaced by tourism, while Chicago duo Mr. Phylzzz recorded at Electrical Audio before a new Amphetamine Reptile release. The Shits, Iron Linings and Barren Womb take the style toward post-hardcore, punk and heavier rock. Noise remains the central device even when the neighbouring genre changes.

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