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Very Noise - 9 April 2015

Ali Johan

09-Apr-15 23:00

Very Noise - 9 April 2015

Heavy metal, noise, punk, hardcore -- these sounds represent the more extreme side to music. Very Noise aims to explore sounds that are loud, aggressive and in-your-face. It may not be for the faint hearted, but if you like music that packs a little extra punch then this will blow your mind.

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Monolord - We Will Burn

The Nation of Ulysses - The Sound of Young America

Mutoid Man - Gnarcissist

Head Wound City - Street College

Boris - Quiksilver

Hüsker Dü - Pink Turns To Blue

Wormrot - Deceased Occupation

Nonserviam - Portrait of Despair

Wolves In The Throne Room - Subterranean Initiation

Disrupt - Domestic Prison


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Tags:  Extreme Music,  Atmospheric sound,  Dance Black Metal,  Indie Punk,  Hardcore Punk,  80's Punk,  Modern Grindcore


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