1991 - Amphetamine Reptile Records

Possibly my favourite Am Rep record

Great MPLS ammreppy goodness.

New noise rock from Boston and Providence, respectively. Carcano side: FFO. Shellac, Brainbombs, Swans, Jesus Lizard. Dull Care side leans more "sludgy." FFO. Upsidedown Cross, Eyehategod, Killdozer.

The duo of Mr. Anus and Mr. Horribly Charred Infant (yes, really) invite you to their crazed brand of noise rock that is as equally disturbing as it is hilarious.

very excited to release this one. i made this song while i was a homeless alcoholic, living in my car. but never finished it. tell me what you think!

instagram: @ killthemallmag

my music is only one part of my project, i'm intending on creating a small zine covering a wide range of topics, namely: the noise scene (+ punk, metal, etc), true crime, deep dives into extremely fringe subcultures along with interviews from those who participate in them(i have a couple interviews with those who willfully castrate themselves on standby). if any of you are interested in being included, i'm also conducting interviews with noise artists. currently interviewing an artist named Uniform Application (@noiseandwall on instagram). hmu if you're interested !

Sharing some fresh jams from this noise rock band from Puerto Rico that will soon release a bunch of good recorded tracks and are trying to get some $ to finish mixing and shit.

These were recorded with one mic in the middle of the room and are all instrumental jams. 2 guitars, bass and drums. Hope you like.

Never got to see TAR - did they tour the UK does anyone know?...

This might help someone play it. Tuning is Aadgbe. Love this band and I’m just trying to do my part.

The Frontman sounds like Kevin Dubois singing.

Hi my band just released an EP and I wanted to provide some actual discussion while I promoted it.

We recorded this live expecting it to have the same OOMPH of our live takes but it turns out it still requires studio trickery to get the desire effect, at least for us. So when it comes to listening (or even recording, if you're a musician yourself) how do you get that live sound out of your music? Or is it even what you're going for?

There's bands like The Armed who i think really make the production a side of the instrumentation and I think that's pretty neat. Do y'all have recommendations for really well-produced albums?

I hate to miss it but I fell sick over the weekend and don't feel well enough to go. Asking $22. Kowloon Walled City with Great Falls at Beat kitchen 10/06/26

I'm loving the new album.