Recent Articles with Noise
“No bullshit techno”: an interview with White Material Records’ DJ Richard
You probably remember DJ Richard from a recent Mix of the Day on Electronic Beats, now we caught up with one half of White Material Records to discuss the label, Berlin vs. New York and future releases. – more
Extreme Meditations: Daniel Jones recommends Theologian’s The Further I Get From Your Star, The Less Light I Feel On My Face
For those who find The Haxan Cloak to be easy-listening (or just love enveloping, harsh sonics) Theologian will be your new prophet of audio. – more
A quick technical chat with Pete Swanson
Michael Aniser meets the former Yellow Swan and American noise bro turned ‘techno’ provocateur for the inside look at transitional states and the gear that makes it possible. – more
(De)construction Time Again: Mika Vainio at Cafe Oto and Pete Swanson at Birthdays reviewed
Two gigs, two days apart—a whole lot of techno-influenced noise. Luke Turner heads to Dalston to review two of the most talked about gigs in London last week: Mika Vainio at Cafe Oto and Pete Swanson at Birthdays. – more
Post-subcultural Noise: Tomas Hemstad recommends Cut Hands’ Black Mamba
From music so extreme as to be almost unbearable for the average listener to a live show at Berlin’s most famous dance club, explore the roots, politics and evolution of William Bennett’s work. – more
Sun Glitters (Slices DVD Feature)
“I have no real style of music…” Sun Glitters Feature. Taken from Slices Issue 1-12. More Slices features here. DVD Online orders.
Wolfgang Voigt (Slices DVD Feature)
“I always had a tendency to connect the impossible”. Wolfgang Voigt Feature. Taken from Slices Issue 1-12. More Slices features here. DVD Online orders here.
10 x 4 – Antoni Maiovvi
Antoni Maiovvi. An Italian avenger from the mists of time or a bloke from Bristol who makes noise music, slavishly detailed Italo homages or ghetto-flavoured witch house. We’re not quite sure. With a prolific work rate that has seen him just release his third record with the ever dependable Seed – a double album called – more
