Noise Rock
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Swedish gore-punk
ultraviolence. The
Brainbombs are to the
Stooges what Dario Argento
is to the film "Halloween."...
Two basses pound out
mammoth riffs alongside
guitar-harmonic mayhem,
creating cacophony, noise
and catharsis.
Engaging, demented
noise-punks known as
much for their live shows as
for crude primitivism.
Before there was Grunge,
there were die Kreuzen,
who spent the '80s making
Hard Rock cool for Indie
kids.
Occasionally improvised,
freeform brutal assaults and
shrieking noise terror that
will leave you traumatized
for life. Harry Pussy basic...
Mega-power trio who take
deep-groove,
rump-shaking, freak-out
ultrarock into the red levels
with their cathartic explo...
Utilizing complex time
signatures and singular
melody lines, this band
brought a Prog-like
invention to their angular...
Tight, dark music heavily
influenced by the noisy,
angry, tortured blues of the
Stooges.
Aurally and intellectually
challenging, Nomeansno
rips the lid off
pre-conceived notions of
Punk, drawing from jazz a...
The strangulated Boogie
Rock and pop noise of
Royal Trux has survived
both drug addiction and
one major-label contract....
Influential, abrasive and
unstable band from the mid
'80s, marked by their filthy
intensity and scattershot
noise/punk. Members of S...
Rhode Island band whose
noisy, epileptic rock has a
paronoid, robotic side and a
strong sense of humor.
Born out of the New York
no wave scene in 1981,
Sonic Youth grew into one
of the most successful art
rock bands in the world....
Feedback-drenched waves
of noise, occasionally
structured in melodic form,
more often left to spiral into
cryptic regions. Seminal N...
Primitive screeching and
howling rock - whose bass
heavy punch and metallic
grind later gave way to
more recognizable forms....
Muffled screams and drums
travel down into an abyss of
white noise, soon followed
by liberal applications of
pedal effects.
Heavy, gritty melodies and
ruthless rhythm pummeling
equal Zen Guerilla. The
singer does that East Coast,
Gospel punk thing.
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