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FLORIDA MAN wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 1:18 pm From noisewiki to noiseouija: this place is a cemetery

Sad but true. Seems like Special Interests is really the last bastion of Noise forums now.

Recently discovered that my brother totally disassembled a guitar in the garage and just left it there (a black Strat copy with "Sawtooth" on the headstock), decided to turn it into a noise device. Currently I have it set up with the intent to put some springs on it and turn the neck picku...

Dynamic microphone elements attached to the blade? This is an interesting one because my own extremely lo-fi potential solution was "hold a microphone plugged into the pedals and amp while also holding the sword" (transforming the sword into, essentially, a prop to guide the microphone-fe...

So, for a while I've been wanting to do a project involving myself waving around one of those cheap katanas you find at malls (long story) as the primary sound source. I assumed just a base of contact mic on sword + heavy distortion (old reliable Death Metal) would be sufficient to get some texture ...

NoiseWiki wrote: ↑Sat Feb 18, 2023 2:33 pm

I seem to recall that they hit Gorenoise the same way and to my knowledge that's never been reinstated.

NoiseWiki wrote: ↑Mon Oct 24, 2022 10:22 am

Too real.

Basically anything that's centered around extremely piercing frequencies is an immediate no for me. I get the appeal of sounds that physically hurt to listen to in the "metabolic music" tradition, but also why am I not supposed to listen to this audio recording? Even masochists tend to mak...

Last I heard it takes 8 months to get a record pressed DIY CDR LUV 💽 💾 💿 The CDR will rise again. Eventually it'll probably be the only physical format that's feasible. Tapes are ahead now, but I suspect they'll start dying out again as reused tapes deteriorate into uselessness and functioning tape...

What about that sword wielding guy angry at all the noise in Sacramento? I have heard that somebody got some video of the noise ninja but it has never surfaced. Just read this again today and immediately decided I need to do a project called Noise Ninja. Neckbeard getup (duster, fedora, etc.), chea...

Although The Caretaker (real name Leyland Kirby) has been active since at least 1999, I can’t help but draw comparisons to any number of artists who heavily utilized tape loops before or since and feel a tinge of vicarious jealousy. With so many others making arguably more captivating music with ta...