Post best noise rock, fucking nerds.
Noise-Rock Thread
Jace Jenkins
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Thomas Bennett
Kayden Reyes
REMINDER THAT OXBOW IS COMING OUT WITH A NEW ALBUM IN NOVEMBER
Isaiah Harris
I just heard this for the first time the other day after buying it on vinyl. Some of the best noise rock ever IMO I'm surprised Sup Forums doesn't talk about them more.
They're ALMOST as good as pic related
Brandon Rivera
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Sebastian Miller
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Easton Myers
SHE'S A GENT GIVE HER A CALL MY DAUGHTER PAUL
Jayden Diaz
Does this technically meet the definition of noise rock? If you think it doesn't, why not?
Brandon Cruz
these are my expectations everytime something is tagged as noise rock
Carter Campbell
This is amazing
Jaxson Flores
Sebastian Rogers
Lincoln Morales
Jace Morales
Lightning Bolt are legends and neo-mu doesn't talk about any music even approaching "underground" (not tjat Lightning Bolt are some beacon of obscurity in 2016)
Joseph Collins
>why isn't death metal noise rock
this is what Sup Forums has come to
Jayden Gomez
Mayyors
Dominic Gutierrez
Apparently, yes. So why isn't it noise-rock?
Eli Reyes
Is the vinyl worth it? I saw it's price on discogs and such but I couldn't find information on whether it was mastered to vinyl or digitally (I assume digital) .
Jason Adams
More like this please
Adrian Hughes
Look up where the term comes from and the types of bands associated with it, "noise rock" is too vague a term to be accurately described. In its simplest sense it's rock music that uses "noise" as a compositional tool, but from that description alone you get people like you who are going around thinking death metal is noise rock.
Leo Morgan
Don't know how it's mastered but it sounds great.
It's on two 45s weirdly enough.
Cameron Jenkins
Because it's not rock. It's metal. That's why it's called Death Metal.
Nathan Jones
I don't think all death metal is noise rock, but by the definition you've given me, I still believe the band I've posted may be noise rock.
Metal is a subgenre of rock. There's plenty of noise rock bands with metal influence and elements. If you want to call things noise-metal I'm fine with that.
Lincoln Scott
>If you want to call things noise-metal I'm fine with that.
Why would I do that when it's clearly just a death metal band?
>Metal is a subgenre of rock
Hahaha, yeah, and rock is a subgenre of jazz. Good meme.
Brody Kelly
It's clearly not just a death metal band. There is more at play here. And if you're denying that metal is a rock subgenre than I have to think you're just fucking with me.
Christopher Garcia
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Jack Ramirez
these fine men
Eli Lopez
>It's clearly not just a death metal band. There is more at play here.
So you're new to death metal as well is what I'm gathering here. There's not even that much feedback on that song, most of the harsh sound is coming from how down-tuned the guitars are, the distortion applied to them and the dissonant riffs all these things are standard in death metal, dissonant riffing being somewhat modern but it has long since become another convention. Call it noisy dissonant death metal if you want, there's no point in calling it noise rock. Noise rock was a thing before death metal.
A 'genre' of music is nothing but the conglomeration of stylistic and compositional tropes. When you get into sub-genres and things get more specific things aren't as clear-cut as, say, electronic music vs rock music. There's also the bleed-through of influences and combination of genres and subgenres. So, why go through the whole hurdle of labels when deep down it's just a flexible and abstract construct? Because we like to associate things with other things, it's human nature; and more pragmatically we do this because we want to know what to look for if we want more of this certain sound.
No fan of noise rock would consider what you posted noise rock in any legitimate or useful way, when people think of and talk about noise rock, like with all genres, they imagine a specific sound and that sound is not death metal. If you want to know what this specific sound is, like I said, look up where the term came from and what types of bands are associated with it and you will understand.
John Cox
But there isn't really a specific sound for noise rock. The Jesus Lizard doesn't sound like Lightning Bolt who don't sound like Big Black who don't sound like Melt-Banana who don't sound like Melvins who don't sound like Brainiac.
Noise rock is defined by elements of noise and atonality with rock instrumentation and Pyrrhon meets that definition. Yes, this is death metal, it is noisy dissonant death metal, and I see no reason why, technically speaking, it isn't also noise rock.
I mean, Melvins are sludge metal, aren't they? And Zeni Geva is noisy dissonant metal. And what about groups like Today is the Day, who are clearly metal influenced and who are a huge influence on Pyrrhon?
William Martin
Aiden Edwards
Asher Wood
New Wreck and Reference album released!
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Christian Cook
Colton Brooks
BRAINBOMBS NEW ALBUM OUT SOON
Luke Butler
excellent album, op not a faggot at all
Luke Thompson
you're fucking stupid m8
Gavin Sullivan
That's possible. I haven't had an IQ test or anything. But do you think you could rephrase that as an argument for why I'm wrong, instead of just what is frankly a pathetic insult?
Brandon Ross
Atomizer is better.
Jaxon Thompson
Atomizer's the noisier album definitely. Songs about Fucking is a little closer to conventional punk.
William Bailey
Is this considered as noise rock? Anyways GOAT album from great band. Liar and Down are also exellent
Connor Sullivan
It's definitely considered noise-rock, yeah.
Parker Morris
How about noisy rocks?
Isaiah Edwards
Real best noise rock band coming through
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Caleb Martinez
source please?
Jace Harris
that's a post-hardcore album tho
Owen Williams
TJL was my first noise rock band. I'm still conflicted on what's better, Goat or Liar. Both have their strengths, though I think Goat just barely edges it out.
Carter Price
took 10 years to finish and spent $40k
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William Clark
I'm not in the business of hair-splitting
Cooper Evans
Brody Torres
well shit we had that fucking death metal guy earlier so clearly all the rules have been thrown out the window
Kevin Collins
SOMETIMES I JUST GOTTA JERK OFF
Xavier Torres
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Evan Sullivan
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Brody Fisher
the dead c