Today we have the pleasure of premiering the Songs from the Age of Ruin, the new album from Canada’s Twilight Fields, One of the most politically-charged rock albums of the year, Twilight Fields is the solo moniker of …
From Mark Fisher, the editor of ‘The XTC Bumper Book of Fun for Boys and Girls’, comes a new musical exploration of one of the most essential pop groups of the 20th century. ‘What Do You Call That …
Rarely do the worlds of head-splitting post-rock and concussion-rendering American football collide, but we’re living in weird times, man. Your ears were right: That was definitely Noise Journal faves This Will Destroy You soundtracking the …
This is the first of the two playlists welcoming 2019 with grooves and shakes! Noise Journal’s staff wishes you an amazing and brave new year! Let’s go loud into the storm now!!! UK’s legendary singer-songwriter …
In the midst of unprecedented labor chaos created by a feckless government’s shutdown, D.C.-metro soundcrafter Tristan Welch is out with a new video ahead his latest release, 40 Hours, which just happens to be a sonic analysis …
London-based electronic collective Auld present their new single Need Her Still and we have the honor of premiering the new video for that track. Slated for release on Friday, January 25, this is the first single to be released …
Last November, the prolific noise-rocker Ty Segall (based in Los Angeles), released the Fanny Dog single via Aagoo Records. Fanny is a psychedelic ode to his dog, available on standard 7” and picture disc editions, with …
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