noise rock

Minimalism and instinct, structure/freedom and meticulous timing form the cornerstones of Big|Brave’s precise, rhythmical sound.

Lyrically, the new album “Vital” explores the weight of race and gender, endurance and navigating other people’s behaviours, observation and protest. The band further commented “this album involves what it means navigating the outside world in a racialized body and what it does to the psyche as a whole while exploring individual worth within this reality”.
 

Nefarious Industries presents “Stumbling Through the Walls”, the explosive second album from Aarhus, Denmark-based progressive/avant noise rock trio Hiraki. Confirming the new LP for early April release, the label has issued the cover, artwork, track listing, preorders, and the lead single, “The Alarmist”.
 

The Armed have announced a new album, “Ultrapop”, available on April 16th, 2021, via Sargent House - their first album with the label. Featuring work from Mark Lanegan and Queens of the Stone Age guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen this is the first album co-produced by the band’s own Dan Greene in collaboration with Ben Chisholm (Chelsea Wolfe).

The noisy Atlanta duo ‘68 announced their highly anticipated third full-length album “Give One Take One”, due out on March 26th, 2021, via Cooking Vinyl.

To celebrate the momentous occasion, the band debuted the lead single “The Knife, The Knife, The Knife” alongside a music video created by vocalist and guitarist Josh Scogin (The Chariot, Norma Jean). Watch the new video below.

The Melvins have released a fourth track from their upcoming Melvins 1983 release, “Working With God” (Feb. 26th, Ipecac Recordings), premiering the song “The Great Good Place” this morning (listen to the track below).

The Melvins usher in 2021 with “Melvins TV: Volume 1, New Year’s Evil”, a 5-song livestreaming event also featuring interviews and extras, on December 31st at 12 noon pacific/3 pm eastern/8 pm gmt/7 am aedt.

What if the antihero in your favourite film or book had no chance to repent, reconcile, or redeem himself? There’s no victim to rescue. There’s no evil to thwart. There’s no tyranny to turnover. Instead of saving the day against his better judgment, he just walks a Sisyphean circle of existential malaise doomed to repeat yesterday’s vices without the promise of a better tomorrow. Rather than tell this story on the screen or on the page, Uniform tell it on their fourth full-length album, “Shame”.

The eclectic Exile On Mainstream welcomes their dear friends in Hanover, Germany-based Might to the label’s family, and is preparing to release the band’s eponymous debut album in July. The cover art, track listing, preorders, and a brief teaser for “Might” have been issued.
 

Florida’s Virginity is debuting a music video for “Bad Call”, the first single off their upcoming Wiretap Records EP “Death to the Party”, which will be released on June 5th, 2020.

Watch the “Bad Call” video below.

“Bad Call” will be streaming on all digital streaming services starting tomorrow, May 8th. Pre-save the track here.

Italian noise rock unit ELM will release their “The Wait” full-length on June 12th, 2020, via Bronson Recordings.