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I think noise music is widely misunderstood, yet fairly criticized. The appeal (for me) is the performance art aspect of it. This alone is a thick filter for people with low tolerance for pretentious art pieces. This is understandable. Noise is inherently raw and vulnerable. It’s less concerned with showing people a good time.
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Follow palmistshouse. They're a lovely artist. <3
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Everyone follow goodghoul. They make cool art and run a tight server. <3
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back on my slam shit https://open.spotify.com/playlist/67nt6pVepUlT5KsJDzpi0C?si=d2246aa9467a4684
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i feel like each noise act is very different and has a lot of personality that rarely shines from the sound alone there are a few local talents that come to mind but noise definitely has conventions to it like all genres
@axayacatl ngl I likely wouldn’t bump noise at home or in the car, but when I see noise live I’m completely locked in, mesmerized, and bewildered.
i feel the same - esp regarding the difference between the live experience and just listening at home!
Noise/ambient music is fun to experience in real life. It’s also fun to make (for me, anyway).