I’ve been experimenting with high-gain clipping and digital feedback loops late at night in complete isolation. Something about the repetition and the raw static started feeling deeply unnatural.

It made me realize that noise and industrial music do something strange to human consciousness. When you spend hours inside a wall of harsh, unpolished sound, your brain stops filtering normal audio. I started hearing phantom rhythmic patterns and whispers in the white noise when the tracks were completely paused.

I’m starting to think we aren't just creating art as a coping mechanism or a therapy for our mental health. We might be tuning into a frequency that actually amplifies the chaos in our minds.

Have any of you ever felt a genuine sense of dread or paranoia after a long session of mixing or listening to harsh frequencies? Or are we just masking a different kind of silence?

Randomly walked into a bookshop with a show going on upstairs and had to check it out😭 As someone who's very into extreme genres of metal such as drone metal, grindcore, goregrind, and war metal (teitanblood and tetragrammacide) im not completely unfamiliar with the concept of noise. But I was not expecting just pure noise to strike my interest so deeply.

I REALLY enjoy Commuters work with field recordings (who i saw perform) and the ambient vibe with a lot of his work. I also am very curious to listen to more noise related strongly with texture and feel rather than just pure aggression like Sissy Spacek (although I love the idea of noise/power electronics + grindcore)

Im very new to this genre so please give me some recs!!

Just out on CDR/download via Lust Tapes a couple of hours ago. These six tracks are the chaotic result of an experiment in making palindromic recordings, that play the same backwards as they do when listening from the front like a normal person.

It was suggested to me I contribute to your community as it might be a better fit for my posts.. I hope so☺️

This release is the title track from a split with both Summoner Hex (me) and friend Yuki Noise Wall collaborating on this project.

This release is FFO: Noise, experimental, Harsh Noise Wall, Sludge, industrial, noise, electronic. If you are chronically online like both Yuki and me, we both agree that there is a very high chance you will enjoy this collaboration and by extension both of our music projects, respectively

I recently started a new bandcamp page for this project and I am hoping some people check out the song and hopefully like it enough to follow the bandcamp page.

https://summonerhex.bandcamp.com/track/endogenesis

Looking for direct exchange with other noisers re all things HN/HNW... gear talk, private show and tell of projects etc. Not interested in ppl that only wanna advertise their project, more into inspirational exchange penpal style. If this sounds interesting to you let's get in touch via chat.

16ish minutes of nasty harsh noise wall by my noise project 10,000 Megaton Exchange. Up for free on BC.

Feedback, samples, and voices played through various gizmos, before being puked up onto cassette tape. Sampled, resampled, and resampled again til it sounded like the worst possible version of itself.

Absolutely zero AI used at any point.

I've been releasing noise under the name BITWRAITH for nearly two years now. I didn't have any plans for a twelfth project...

A few days ago, an alarm began to ring out in the neighborhood adjacent to mine. It went on for several days. No one seemed to notice or care. I initially recorded the alarm just to make sure I wasn't hearing things (which I am prone to do).

During the second day, I got the idea to use the sound as basis for my next project, and here we are.

https://bitwraith.bandcamp.com/album/opus

I try not to just make mono slabs of noise walls and typically mix in bits of idm, classical music, and other electronic genres. However, due to the nature of the inspiration for this project, this one is a little more meat and potatoes noise. Thank you for listening.

Experimental harsh noise ambient rock thing. Enjoy (or not). Grand Gloria Victoria

Put grains into grains into grains, with load of feedback, delay and reverb, and this is what you get...

Headphones highly recommended... Thanks for listening !

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BARRIKAD: HNW КРИМ HNW

Göteborg: Waters of the Western Port

WARP: Battle of Macragge

Exlibris Nordén

We've partnered with the avant garde label NO PART OF IT to put together Renewal, a massive 140-minute, 35-track benefit compilation featuring The Haters, Rumonoise, Lucas Abela, Gintas K, Arvo Zylo, and many others

The compilation spans harsh noise wall, industrial electronics, dark ambient, and various audio experimentation. It's available for free in MP3 and FLAC formats, with free Bandcamp codes as well

The release supports Travis D. Johnson, an artist and musician whose home suffered serious flood damage. Renewal was created in support of his GoFundMe to help him recover his losses

Album download links can be found at the bottom of this page:
https://moonmusiq.com/renewal/

Just got one and was wondering if anyones made power electronics/harsh noise with it.

I plan on running it through a bunch of boss distortion and reverb.