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London gig review: Mayzel, Sacha Gordon and Ella Morgon play at Biddle Bros
Accompany NOIZE writer Jake Williams to an event in collaboration with Sad House Daddy at Biddle Bros in London. With a line-up of Mayzel, Sacha Gordon, and Ella Morgan, the night was filled with acoustic folk from both the Paris and London scene.
The Garden ‘Ugly’ Single Review
California based post-punk duo The Garden, made up of twin brother Wyatt Shears and Fletcher Shears, release a new single entitled Ugly. Music journalist Bella Berry reviews this new single as a life-long The Garden fan.
Romance, Classical Music, and Life Lessons: Sacha Gordon & The Weird Orchestra
Parisian alt folk band Sacha Gordon & The Weird Orchestra talk about their classical musical background, garage music influence, and the future of their music in this interview by Bella Berry
Last Train’s Explosive Album: ‘III’
Juliette Fanget dives deeper into the album that French rock band Last Train released early this year in this album review
Niko May of Free Zorba The Hooligan Releases Two Singles Back To Back
Noise rock band Free Zorba The Hooligan’s frontman Niko May kicks off his solo career with the release of two singles one after the other; INK (I Never Know) and Dream Killer.
SPANISH hORSES RELEASE NEW SINGLE: ‘gREAT’
London based indie rock band, Spanish Horses reveal the theme and inspiration behind their newly released single “Great” in this interview with the lead singer, Tom Onezime.
Heavy Lungs, high energy: the band on their live performances, recent album, and more
Music Journalist Bella Berry explore the themes of hardcore, classic punk band Heavy Lungs’ music in this article. A guest contributer asks Danny Nedelko and Oli southgate about their writing process, live shows, being from Bristol, and more…
LA, Style Evolution, and His favorite crowd: We Interviewed George Clanton Post-European Tour
NOIZE Journalist Bella Berry Interviews electronic artist George Clanton backstage after the last show of his Europe tour. While being photgraphed by NOIZE photographer Sixtine Cail, they discuss living in Los Angeles, reflect on the tour, his vaporwave era, and more.
An Interview with NYC’s Victor Jones on subculture, dance punk, and the performing art
Guest contributor Hannah Barrett spoke to up-and-coming dance punk artist Victor Jones on the duality of his music, bringing subculture back from the dead, and combining theatre and comedy with music.
A look into Alien Chicks’ new Release and their thoughts on the music industry
Jake Williams Interviews London classic punk band Alien Chicks about their newest single and music video ‘Illuminati’ as well as their thoughts on today’s music industry
Rest Up talk about their newest album, defining their music, and the idea of “Selling Out”
French experimental post-punk / shoegaze band Rest Up talk compare their new album to their first, the changes in their relationship with the listeners, and the future of their music in this article by Bella Berry
A NIGHT WITH ELECTRIC CHERRY BLOSSOM
Noize London correspondant, Jake Williams is sent to spend an evening with experimental soft rock band, Electric Cherry Blossom during their gig at The Star in Shoreditch. Get to know their sound and their story from Jakes perspective as he interviews the members and watches the bands performance.
Jeanie & The White Boys and The Gash play the Old Blue Last: Gig Review
Bella Berry writes honestly about London bands Jeanie and The White Boys and The Gash, both punk and rock inspired but with very different messages and sounds.
Chest. on acknowledging their privilege and the impulsive nature of their songwriting
Noise rock band with post punk and shoegaze influences, Chest. talk about their privileges as a well connected bands, the impulsivity of their writing style, and navigating the music industry as sound engineers at Super Sonic in this article written by Bella Berry
NOIZE X Torture: a recap of the first ever Noize event
A closer look into the first ever NOIZE Magazine event made in collaboration with Torture where artists of genres from post punk to folk all came together to jam. Artists played unplugged versions of their songs, new unreleased songs, covers, and more in this article by Bella Berry
“Don’t Fall For The Lies”: Teen Mortgage on Expressing the Frustration of Americans Today Through Metal Music
Teen Mortgage offers relief to those who can no longer hold in their frustration. Based in Washington D.C, the self-proclaimed surf punk duo, James (lead singer/guitarist) and Ed (drummer) are bringing back a simple yet layered version of metal music, mixing classic sounds with modern themes. Bella Berry interviews and writes about the band, who are Idolized in the underground music scene.