noise-rock
HEALTH Unveil Single “SHRED ENVY” Ahead of New Album and 2026 Tour
The industrial-noise act's upcoming album CONFLICT DLC will arrive on December 11th. HEALTH Unveil Single “SHRED ENVY” Ahead of New Album and 2026 Tour Spencer Kaufman
Refused Members’ Band Backengrillen Announce Debut Album
The experimental outfit includes three members of the legendary Swedish hardcore act. Refused Members’ Band Backengrillen Announce Debut Album Spencer Kaufman
Surprise: Butthole Surfers Reunite for First Performance in 8 Years
Gibby Haynes and company performed a three-song set at screening of a new band documentary. Surprise: Butthole Surfers Reunite for First Performance in Eight Years Spencer Kaufman
Bruce Loose, Singer-Bassist for Influential Punk Band Fliipper, Dead at 66
The San Francisco punk band has influenced Nirvana and other acts. Bruce Loose, Singer-Bassist for Influential Punk Band Fliipper, Dead at 66 Spencer Kaufman
The Jesus Lizard’s David Yow on Rack, Explicit Lyrics, and OFF’s Free LSD: Podcast
The post-punk legend details the band’s first new album in 26 years. The Jesus Lizard’s David Yow on Rack, Explicit Lyrics, and OFF’s Free LSD: Podcast Kyle Meredith
Heavy Song of the Week: Human Impact Bring Bludgeoning Riffs on “Corrupted”
From the noise rock supergroup's upcoming album Gone Dark. Heavy Song of the Week: Human Impact Bring Bludgeoning Riffs on “Corrupted” Jon Hadusek
Low Flying Hawks announce new album featuring Dale Crover and Trevor Dunn
Makebelieve is set to arrive October 25th, featuring the just-released single "Out for Blood." Low Flying Hawks Announce New Album Featuring Rhythm Section of Melvins’ Dale Crover and Mr. Bungle’s Trevor Dunn Spencer Kaufman
Melt-Banana announce first album in 11 years, plus US tour dates
The album’s announcement arrives as the band is on a US tour. Melt-Banana Announce New Album 3+5, First Full-Length in 11 Years Jo Vito
Jim Jarmusch and Carter Logan Talk Sqürl’s Debut Album, Collaborators, and Favorite Film Scores
Sqürl's debut full-length LP, Silver Haze, is out now. Jim Jarmusch and Carter Logan Talk Sqürl’s Debut Album, Collaborators, and Favorite Film Scores Spencer Kaufman
Low Want “More” From Life on New Single: Stream
Slowcore legends Low have been teasing their upcoming album HEY WHAT before it comes out in September with a string of new singles. Their latest preview of the record is “More,” and it might just be the best track we’ve heard from it yet. Stream it below. “More” runs out the gate with blistering distortion and blown-out fuzz that, despite their volume, are actually quite melodic and pretty. Alan Sparhawk’s guitar is emotive as ever thanks to that textural filter, and Mimi Parker’s timeless falsettos further draw out that airy feeling. “I saw more than what I ever sought,” she sings. “I should have asked for more than what I got.” It’s a dense two minutes, there’s no doubting that, but it goes by in a flash. Accompanying the Low song is a music video by Julie Casper Roth. The stop-motion cl...
Song of the Week: HEALTH and Nine Inch Nails Bring ’90s Apocalypse Vibes with “ISN’T EVERYONE”
<span class="localtime" data-ltformat="F j, Y | g:ia" data-lttime="2021-05-08T15:11:59+00:00“>May 8, 2021 | 11:11am ET Song of the Week breaks down and talks about the song we just can’t get out of our head ever week. Find these songs and more on our Spotify Top Songs playlist. For our favorite new songs from emerging artists, check out our Spotify New Sounds playlist. This week, noise rockers HEALTH and industrial icons Nine Inch Nails are a match made in end-of-days heaven. Catharsis can take many curious forms: a good cry after a film, the euphoria among strangers dancing to an electric piece of pop, a long run (allegedly). Then, there’s HEALTH and Nine Inch Nails, two groups that have long harnessed the power of noise as their tool of choice, active...
10 Most Face-Melting Moments by Dinosaur Jr.’s J Mascis
<span class="localtime" data-ltformat="F j, Y | g:ia" data-lttime="2021-04-19T15:50:12+00:00“>April 19, 2021 | 11:50am ET Deep into their illustrious career, alternative rock heroes Dinosaur Jr. are set to release their 12th studio album, Sweep It into Space, on April 23rd. It’s a testament to the enduring consistency of the band’s singer, guitarist, and central force J Mascis. A gifted multi-instrumentalist, Mascis first established himself as the speed-demon drummer of Massachusetts hardcore band Deep Wound. From there, he’d form Dinosaur with fellow Deep Wound member Lou Barlow in 1984. Guided by Mascis’ twangy, pseudo-country vocals and an incendiary electric guitar assault, Dinosaur broke onto the scene something like the punk-rock version of Neil ...
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