LUNG – Fog Album Review | New Zealand Noise Rock & Art-Punk
Three decades into their subterranean career, Wellington’s noise rock stalwarts deliver an unvarnished, shape-shifting masterclass in DIY art-punk.
YZBL – Hermaphrodite Album Review
On her Feral Crone Recordings debut, YZBL fuses the heaviness of industrial doom with the hypnotic pulse of 90s trip hop, turning a private war with dysphoria into a wider act of solidarity with anyone at odds with categorisation.
Purge Records: Various Artists’ Pure Pain V1
Pure Pain Vol. I is a strong debut statement from Purge Records: not simply a sampler of noise artists, but a carefully sequenced exploration...
MEINSCHAFT – Empire of Liberty | Album Review
Six years in the making, the Southern Appalachian duo's fourth album exhumes what's left of American empire without ever settling for a simple sneer.
Imminent Death – Scorched Earth Gallop
On Scorched Earth Gallop, New York experimental noise artist Allison Tantakarn, working under the name Imminent Death, delivers a work that is as physically...
Review: AD Ozium – In the Style of Dead Sparrows
Some records invite interpretation, while others seem actively hostile to it. In the Style of Dead Sparrows belongs firmly to the latter category. Under...
Misery//Pleasure – Psychology of Sickness | Album Review
Misery//Pleasure's Psychology of Sickness condenses month after month of hospital confinement into a seeping, accumulative wall of dark ambient and noise, anchored by the devastating 'Nurse - Patient Interaction'.
Review: SNEILA’S – Will You Remember Me?
On Will You Remember Me?, Zurich/Lucerne-based experimental duo Sneila push noise music beyond its normative confrontation and into something a little more bizarre: a fragile, emotional, and...
Leafminer’s Stay Buried LP reaches full emo-intensity
There’s a particular kind of heaviness that doesn’t announce itself through sheer volume so much as emotional density — the sense that every riff...
IANANA – LIVE at International Noise Conference, Miami
On “I Wish I Had A Basement” (Live at the International Noise Conference in 2026), IANANA arrive fully formed in spirit, though certainly not yet in structure. Emerging from Miami’s deeply...