gracias muchacho

just put this on for a spin

sounds righteous

http://slaysfordays.blogspot.com/2011/12/peopling-peopling-ep.html

some two-step electronic composition and obnoxious noise-rock, not too bad though. Pretty interesting sound experimentation...not enough actual material though.

yeah reminds me of a lot of noise rock

the tune with the guitar is actually quite nice

the fourth one

[QUOTE=SugarCoatedSour;18737838]some two-step electronic composition and obnoxious noise-rock, not too bad though. Pretty interesting sound experimentation...not enough actual material though.[/QUOTE]

god dude dont be snobby

this music is gay enough without seriously considering it "artfully composed"

oh, right.

"Noise" music is a chore in most cases anyway, unless you're in for a long haul with a full albums worth

But that group was tantamount to some highschoolers jamming with a recording program.

i dont really know what you mean by chore

and i agree with you on your second statement, but i think that even that kind of noise music has value, a place and can be immensely enjoyable. the quality of the process of creation doesn't necessarily define the quality of the end result

by chore I meant that it takes warming up to. The 'sound' itself is rarely instantly engaging and it takes some time to appreciate the texture.

For that group there, that was far from their quality material.

uhh its their debut ep

i dunno man i feel like i can get into different noise releases pretty easily. but i listen to a lot of harsh noise and power electronics so im an outlier i suppose

i feel like what you say applies more readily in cases of bands that are almost exclusively HNW

HNW??

ep's are not something I listen to much, unless they are some regarded in some way

harsh noise wall

i dunno man, i love eps, the shorter listening experience isn't cheap, sometimes its just as hard to make an effective ep as it is an lp

I guess I'm not fully accustomed to the work-ethic of noise music. "Noiserock" I'm very familiar with, but not so much the sonic-assault sort of stuff.

i consider noise music to be like the new evolved punk sound

punk musicians have decided to learn the instrument a bit

and still get the same raucous wild textures but for today

they play the guitars like none else i love that

noise-rock without the "-rock" isnt very fun to listen to, it's like no-wave it's just a statement.

that said, Lechugillas put on a damn good show. im not sure if theyre actually noise or just noise-rock that was hard to understand live

[quote]noise-rock without the "-rock" isnt very fun to listen to, it's like no-wave it's just a statement.[/quote]my noise band adds a free jazz/jazz interactive improvisation element

that kind of seems even more no-wave-ish and ultimately pretentious

doesn't it? it bugs me sometimes, im not even as cool as the punks :-0

no sir, don't let the terms muddle the music. Everything comes from somewhere else, so its all equally worthless.

we do the best shows when we realize that that last fact

heres a straight up noise release that has wonderfully unique textures and is compositionally impressive

http://www.mediafire.com/?evfvabzdgajp48d

who by and what album????