Noise rock
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History
Some influences on the early breed of noise rockers were the stark rock and roll of The Velvet Underground (most notably their "White Light/White Heat" album), the bluster of the Stooges, the chaotic free jazz and freak-rock released on the ESP Disk label, the no wave movement of the late 1970s, and Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music. Later, Sonic Youth, for instance, propelled the No Wave aesthetic into the new direction of noise rock.
Later, the sound became associated with Japanese artists such as Boredoms and Melt-Banana, who incorporated the influences from Japanese noise music even further, and occasionally adopted completely chaotic structures creating extremely short, fast "songs" which were marked by blasts of rhythm, screaming, and extremely overloaded guitars.
At around the same time, bands such as Gore Beyond Necropsy and Anal Cunt were developing a similar style which is also often referred to as "noisecore" or "noisegrind". In many cases, although the backgrounds of the bands are different, the "art" influenced noise rock bands and grindcore bands have often collaborated on new music.
Bands
- Acid Mothers Temple
- AIDS Wolf
- Athletic Automaton
- Arab On Radar
- Aatmaa
- Bailter Space
- Bastro
- Big Black
- Black Dice
- Bloarzeyd
- Boredoms
- Bulbul
- Coachwhips
- Cosmic Psychos
- The Cows
- Crab Smasher
- The Curtains
- Deerhoof
- Destroy All Monsters
- Ed Hall
- Fat Day
- The Flying Luttenbachers
- Green Magnet School
- Grey Daturas
- Guitar Wolf
- Happy Flowers
- Heroine Sheiks
- Hella
- The Hospitals
- Japanther
- Juned
- Lerdo
- The Jesus Lizard
- Lightning Bolt
- The Locust
- Love 666
- Made in Mexico
- The Mae Shi
- Magic Dirt
- Magik Markers
- Maharajah Commission
- Marlene Kuntz
- The Martini Henry Rifles
- mclusky
- Medicine
- Melt Banana
- Mindflayer
- No Doctors
- Parts & Labor
- The Pea Tear Briggs Experience
- Pink and Brown
- Plexi
- Rapeman
- Plastic Venus
- Ruins
- Rutatron
- Scratch Acid
- Shellac
- Stretchheads
- Gary Smith (Guitarist)
- Technology vs. Horse
- The Psyke Project
- Unsane
- Unwound
- Wolf Eyes
- XBXRX
Labels
- Amphetamine Reptile Records
- Gold Standard Labs
- Homestead Records
- In The Red Records
- Load Records
- Narnack Records
- Three One G
- Touch and Go Records
- Troubleman Unlimited
- Skin Graft Records
- SYR
- Ecstatic Peace
See also
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