I’ve found myself unable to listen to clean, glosses over rock music lately. Like Pink Floyd is pretty much unlistenable to me, while Hendrix sounds prettt amazing. With that in mind, let’s have a noise rock thread. Post messy, lo fi, abrasive albums.
Noise rock thread
Levi Rivera
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Colton Cox
>Post messy, lo fi, abrasive albums.
You first OP
Bentley Morgan
I know being condescending is kind of Sup Forumss thingbut I kind of just wanted to get some recs and not do a “my taste is better than yours” dick waving contest
Lincoln Cox
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Adrian Baker
Rat at Rat R - Amer$ide
Like if Swans and Sonic Youth had a baby
Lincoln Smith
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David Evans
This is one of my favs
One of the best Flips albums for sure
Transmissions from the satellite heart is nosier though
Matthew Bailey
Start with the superior FLips.
Christopher Gray
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Logan Stewart
Well played. Good rec right here.
Blake Johnson
Well you asked for noisy lo-fi and you posted a very overproduced, hi-fi album
Bentley Scott
It's so fucking good. Did you know that every voice on the record was sung by Blinko? Really impressive in my opinion, I thought they just used samples from movies and stuff like that when I first listened to it.
Jordan Gray
Listening to this at full volume gave me tinnitus for the rest of the night
Jackson Williams
it really bugs me how often this album gets posted because anybody that knows anything about les rallizes knows that's actually among their weakest albums, i literally have no idea how or why it's their most famous one.
Ryan Lopez
take care of yourself user
Jack Jackson
This will defeat you
Hunter Baker
I'll admit that it's the only one of theirs I've listened to, that and a few recordings on youtube. Haven't really gotten around to listening to more of their releases because of their tinnitus thing.
I do, I'm super careful about my hearing because I know someone with tinnitus and therefore know how much it sucks. I knew that LRD were loud, but I still didn't expect the volume to have such an impact on my hearing.
This album is like a really, really fucked up version of Butthole Surfers (which is another band OP would probably like). This and their first album are way too weird for me though, I like the releases in this thread that I've heard but this one really sounds just like bullshit to me.
Isaac Wood
If you want pure abrasive cacophony
Jordan Jones
I thought I had gotten past the point of being challenged by noise until I heard Boredoms. One of the greatest things I've ever heard honestly, but ironically I dont like butthole surfers
David Carter
I'm still not sure how I feel about this one, there are some really good moments on it, but other ones just leave me confused.
Reading that they were influenced by hard rock and blues and paying more attention to the guitar playing made me appreciate it way more though. I recently listened to a blues album for the first time (it was a Robert Johnson compilation) and some parts of the playing reminded me of that of Hagerty.
Yeah, that's also how I felt when I first listened to the album you posted.
As for Butthole Surfers, people often praise Locust Abortion Technician, but I didn't like that one. I like the guitar playing on their releases before that one, the riffs on some of the songs (Negro Observer and Butthole Surfer come to mind) sound really pretty while still retaining the noisy aspect.
Joshua Hughes
Bob Mould's guitar playing is just the most pissed off sound one can gain out of the instrument, especially the B side of this album is just merciless.
Adam Bell
Make a recommendation or get out
Colton Brown
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Brandon Rivera