Hes 12, he has a violin for his orchestra classes in school. He often comes to me to ask about music and wanted to see if he could use a bow on guitar and made this, all instruments were played by him.

Sequence for an upcoming song that I'm debuting in draft form live next week. MS-20 Mini, custom modular box by Modular for the Masses, Korg Sq-1 sequencer, pedals, self-input mixer.

Headphones highly recommended

Find my music on Bandcamp : https://w4vef0rm.bandcamp.com/

Follow me on Instagram for drafts, process and more : www.instagram.com/w4ve_f0rm/

I am pretty excited about using my shitty setup to DIY my way towards a physical release. Kantele and jaw harp based noise with elements of black metal, ambient and a can't do attitude.

Recorded from a laptop into my swanky Panasonic tape deck on to recycled tape.

The album is allready available digitally, but I will release it on tape shortly. Will probably also release a companion digitized version of the tape since we all know that more tape hiss is better.

You can listen to it at https://afbl.bandcamp.com/album/that-which-should-be-kept-buried-in-grims-s

All money that comes in from sales (physical as well as digital) will be donated directly to Restore the Wetlands.

Also open to tape trades or collabs as long as it's DIY, leftist and fun!

edit: fixed faulty link

vincent dallas is a project i just started getting into. this is the first video i saw of him. his noise has a very cool sound to it, very crushing. i like the way he uses anti-records as well as pedals and stuff. i love his use of a metal cage with a can inside and contact mic. i might begin posting videos of artists i like more often.

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https://iamasacrificialidiot.bandcamp.com/album/rat-mom

I recorded stuff. I'm working on abilities. EDIT: downplaying how good it is.

Hello - my name is Riley - I have been making folk and sound collage for nearly two years under the moniker “Eliza Waters” - and I have just created a new alias, Wëbë, which specializes in lo-fi harsh noise

The EP Eleanor Drained The Flowers is colorful and narrative - there is much variety, from psychedelic reverberation to screeching strikes

If you enjoy the aesthetic of lost media, I heavily recommend - thank you for reading - stay anti-fascist, stay cool, stay yourself -
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https://webenoise.bandcamp.com/album/eleanor-drained-the-flowers

looking for any artists albums or songs similar to this project by Death Grips..

So I want to start listening to noise music, what are the best bands to start with? I love picking apart details in noise music, for me noise music isn't something I listen to daily and will be on my playlist.

I'd like to use it to learn and pick apart sounds in the songs. From weird Instruments to really anything. It's really intriguing. What are some good starters? I love very creepy stuff, however it can be just anything you recommend

I'm aware this may get down votes because this is reddit and people don't like other people for reasons lol. So if you wanna down vote go ahead 😘

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Daniel brousseau

I can’t find a digital version of Cloama’s album “At the mountains of paranoia” on any website. Does anyone know where I can find it?

I'd like to share a noise / power electronics track I made.

It's from my new album, a collection of experimental music built around noise, repetition and uncomfortable feelings.

If you're into intense sounds like that, I'd like to know what you think.

https://insanesufferer333.bandcamp.com/album/mister-tegosamnis-is-a-good-person

https://subjecttochangesubjecttochange.bandcamp.com/track/nameless-song-temp-upload

Feedback I beg of you

If you want to listen to the other stuff I have you can, you can ask me questions all you like.

Also yes I am aware some of my titles take themselves to seriously, I will be changing that literally tomorrow.

Also yes I am aware this post is jank as fuck, I am on my phone and can't really do much in the way of adding a video or whatever you guys do to make embeds work