Christopher Sky – Vastness LP
Τhis album comes from my drawer shouting “you forgot me”. I needed time to understand it, and I also needed the right quills to put my thoughts on paper. A few months ago, Aagoo Records …
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Evi Vine – Black Light White Dark LP
Introducing London’s rock outfit Evi Vine with the brand new Black Light White Dark LP, which was recently released via Solemn Wave Records. A few necessary info to start with: EV band consists of Evi Vine …
Crooked Ghost – Skeleton House LP
Asheville’s outfit Crooked Ghost released, via Palomino Records on February 2019, the limited 12″ vinyl edition of their sophomore Skeleton House LP which came out last November. This band is a curious and a very interesting …
The Wolfhounds’ Andy Golding delivers a strong bite on Dragon Welding debut LP.
Andrew Golding, the founding member of C86 pioneers The Wolfhounds, has announced his debut solo album under the moniker (a.k.a. anagram), Dragon Welding. Ahead of this mid-March via A Turntable Friend Records, he presented the …
Moist – Lavine LP
This is electronic music at its finest! Let me introduce you Moist, the solo moniker of producer, artist and remixer David Elfström Lilja based in Söderhamn, Sweden. Lavine LP is the second long-play record following 2011’s “Temporary Arrangements” LP, published …
Burning House – Mirror Song [Single]
Southampton’s, UK, rock outfit Burning House released near the tail-end of 2018 their new Mirror Song single. That’s a nice first sentence for an article, I’ll keep it. Now let me tell you the whole …
Buildings and Food – Quick Beat Save LP
Hailing from Toronto, Buildings and Food, the musical persona of Jen K. Wilson, published the debut Quick Beat Save LP via Number F Records last November. Trained in classical piano and visual arts, Jen spent many …
PREMIERE: Patrick Bates — Salad Days (Video)
Patrick Bates’ Salad Days EP is out today, and it’s an oasis for a world in serious need of a great indie-rock album. It’s also a departure for Verses Records — the D.C. label known …
PREMIERE: ‘NOT SO SIMPLE SHARON SAYS’ BY THE CLAIM
A Turntable Friend Records will be breathing new life into ‘Boomy Tella’, the third album from British band The Claim, originally released in 1988. You can beat the mad rush that’s coming our way for Record …
Life as Surface Noise – The Night Watchman LP
I need you to check this out first, it is a very short teaser video for the new experimental project Life As Surface Noise. I need you to get in the mood, and then I’ll tell …
Noise Journal’s playlist #2 for a witching 2019
This is Noise Journal’s second (and odd) playlist to welcome 2019. Start the fire…and listen Loud!!! Parisienne post-punk/ garage rock outfit Entracte Twist published their debut S/T album on January. Isn’t it funny that the last …
Q&A with Legendary Artist Marty Willson-Piper
Today, Noise Journal is pleased to present a brief Q&A with Marty Willson-Piper of Noctorum and also famed for his decades-long public love affair with music through his involvement in The Church, All About Eve, …
Parabola West – Calling Your Name [Single]
Electronic artist Parabola West has released her new Calling Your Name single. Let’s have a closer look at this electronic pop heroine. American born (Springfield, MA) singer-songwriter Amy Tucker West is now based in Raglan, New Zealand, a place she now …
Life after Japan: New book traces members’ developments after breakup
Burning Shed is an online record label/store since 2001 specializing in progressive and art rock music as it hosts the official online shops for Jansen, Barbieri, and Karn, Porcupine Tree and King Crimson, among …
PREMIERE: NEW TWILIGHT FIELDS’ LP REVEALS THE UNIVERSAL SONIC SOLDIER
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 …
New XTC book reveals more on legends’ past and present
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 …
This Will Destroy You makes Super Bowl appearance in Verizon ad
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 …
Noise Journal welcomes 2019 with playlist 1
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 …
Video Premiere: Tristan Welch — Monday
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 …
PREMIERE: London’s Auld get lippy in “Need Her Still” video + “Mainstream Music” LP review
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 …