What's the most accessible harsh noise album? Looking to get into it but need some beginner recs.
Listened to this one and thought it was pretty good.
What's the most accessible harsh noise album? Looking to get into it but need some beginner recs
Leo Diaz
Adrian Morgan
bird seed by whitehouse is fairly accessible
Christian Jones
Merzbuddha
Zachary Brooks
why don't you just listen to harsh noise
fucking what are you waiting for exactly. a certificate of appreciation? christ why is Sup Forums so afraid to listen to music
Kevin Stewart
I found Merzbeat enjoyable.
Carter Taylor
that album is pretty fucking amazing.
Wyatt Reyes
pedestrian deposit's textile is kinda accessible imo.
Joshua Reyes
You have a point, you will begin to like it through more exposure.
It is certainly not easy listening.
Kevin Moore
Do you guys ever get a noise song stuck in your head?
there are a few that are permanently burned into my subconscious
Adam Phillips
while you were out is a really great album. his other work is good. killer bug in particular i'm a fan of.
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merzbeat was one of the first noise albums i heard and it helped me get into the genre. merzbow in general is pretty amazing.
but
is right, it's all the same fucking shit lol. just put a merzbow album onto youtube and explore the related links.
Wyatt White
Usually not with pure harsh noise, but stuff like Astrobrite gets stuck in my head sometimes.
William Young
MSBR is GOAT.
Bentley Roberts
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Luis Rivera
msbr is fucking incredible. this album is incredible.
i regrettably know very little about noise, but i find the variety and color of merzbow's and msbr's textures and progressions so amazing.
Joseph Morales
i guess if we're listing entry-level noise we should mention masonna & sissy spacek
Carter Gray
you don't need to know anything about noise. Noise is supposed to clear your mind. It is a form of meditation.
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Angel Rogers
Noise can induce a meditative state. Such a state clears your mind of its thoughts and perceptions---including the perception of the noise itself.
I mainly listen to noise for meditative purposes, but I also sometimes listen to it more "attentively." I just meant to say that, of all the noise I've listened to, I'm most impressed by msbr's and merzbow's craftsmanship (such as it is).
Lincoln Sanchez
>harsh noise
>music
Angel Lopez
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William Bailey
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Carter Nguyen
horrible taste
Adam Adams
>rym-core
Daniel Hernandez
Going Places
Jaxon Green
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Leo Phillips
I meant to post this in a different thread HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Grayson Murphy
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA
Landon Cook
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Wyatt Morris
either that one or something by wolf eyes
this is about as "noise" as tim hecker
Tyler Morales
The beat from promotion man
Angel Scott
You started with a pretty good album
Try old school lo-fi japanoise
Due to the cassette sound those are less harsh on the ears
>The Gerogerigegege, Incapacitants, Hanatarash, Les Rallizes Dénudés (rather protopunk and psychedelic rock, but they are definitely the forerunners of japanoise)
If you need something less oriental, try Whitehouse, Bennett's vocals make it almost catchy. They've made some really memorable stuff.
As for Merzbow, his 90s stuff is pretty hard on the ears (and loud as fuck). His digital stuff sounds pretty bad a lot of times. My personal favourite from him is Kibako from 2012.
Joseph Jackson
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Nolan Lee
I got into noise through this
Sebastian Ward
There is a track in Kanye's Pablo album that contains harshnoise elements. Start with it.
Daniel Gutierrez
that's not harsh noise my friend
Liam Lopez
The opening track is pretty much a harsh noise track.
Jayden Ward
endo is king
