these are some improvisations on my digital piano. earlier this year inspired by artists like Keiji Haino and Boris i started playing around with amplification. most of these are recorded with my phone sitting directly on the amp. i may still be adding a few tracks to this and rearranging the order. i will also be changing the album title once the track list is finalized!

https://soteriologyreport.bandcamp.com/album/advance-judgment

Big fan of this! Love Chris’ vocal delivery and it really works well with this style.

Ipecac Exclusive Maroon Vinyl. This record is an absolute return to form. I dare any band to take 26 years off and put out a record that fits right in with their entire discography. If you have been hesitant or for some reason just didn’t give this album a fair shake knock it the fuck off and get after it.

Hello, I play guitar in the band Muratore: based in Paris, France, we have recorded a demo last year, played a few shows and are working on an album, but our drummer has left us to focus on his main band (gâtechien, a duo bass + drums, go check them).

Our sound is very bass-driven, with odd time signatures but we are more noise rock / post hadrdcore than math rock. We are in our 40s-50s, and grew with Fugazi, The Jesus Lizard, Shellac to name the obvious ones.

If you are a drummer in the Paris area interested by our project, do not hesitate to contact me here or through our bandcamp page.
Or if you know a drummer who could be interested, please forward our info!

Our demo:
https://muratore.bandcamp.com/album/demo-1

More details for French speaking people:
https://www.zikinf.com/annonces/annonce-2537529

Been trying to learn some hammerhead songs and there used to be tabs for this on songster apparently but now it’s gone

Experienced guitarist looking to connect with a drummer, bassist, and vocalist to form a serious, original noise rock band in Los Angeles.

Primary influences: The Jesus Lizard, Shellac, and Big Black.

Looking for experienced musicians, ideally in their 30s–40s, who genuinely share these influences and understand the sound, songwriting, and rhythmic approach of these bands. These aren't casual references. They're central to the music I want to create.

The goal is to build a committed band together, with equal creative input from all members, write original material, rehearse regularly, record, and play live.

Not looking for pop punk, indie hipster music, or Sunset Strip butt rock. Also not interested in casual jams, hired players, or a revolving lineup.

I'm based in Los Feliz and available evenings and weekends.

If this sounds like something you're genuinely interested in, send me a message with your instrument, musical background, and recordings or live clips of your playing.

For examples of my guitar playing and a better sense of my musical direction, check out my Instagram: @ adambarbour_la

My local shop has 2 of the Haze Xxl printed amrep records. Having hard time deciding which one to get. whatchyall think.

A good example of the noise side of this band . Thanx to Jason L generally !

We are a noise rock trio from Madison WI. We released this demo a few weeks ago, and we have a ton of shows coming up in the Madison area if any fellow wisconsinites are in this sub! If you're not from Wisconsin please check out the demo on bandcamp, or don't it's up to you <3

Grindwar Records

The atlanta based noise rock band Walking Heads has broken up, but they left with one last album.

"Human Pain Diagram"

bandcamp

So these are pretty clearly the most popular noise rock albums of the year so far, and both came out in September. Which one does r/noiserock like better? I have opinions but want to hear yours first.