noise

Pseudodoxia (Feed them Death, LaColpa) and The Sun and the Mirror collaborate on an experimental doom-drone/ambient split exploring unique and specific forms of human tragedy.

The anonymous duo's new EP explores the brutal, colorless side of existence through industrial noise. Stream it now ahead of its Friday release.

King Woman and Dreamcrusher are sonically dissimilar, but both foster an atmosphere of near-religious proportions in their live performances. Read our live report on their show at Saint Vitus on Friday.

Is live music back? For now, and hopefully for much longer than that. Check out photos and a review of Portland experimental metal duo Wizard Rifle's stop in Chicago on their tour (they've got two upcoming dates supporting The Sword in New York).

Dutch doom/noise pioneers Farer's debut album "Monad" is due for a reissue via Tartarus Records later this month—watch a surreal video for a track from it.

Vessel of Iniquity multi-instrumentalist A. White gets in touch with his doomed past and brings it to a chaotic future on this project's newest album.

Walk the anxious streets of this electronica/noise/drone Australian duo's industrial soundscape with our early premiere of their debut album.

Stream the debut album from black/post-metal/noise collective EDEN now ahead of its release.

Looking for a way to completely separate from reality? Here's four albums released this year that construct alternate realities, operate on different wavelengths, and generally achieve total disconnection.

Watch a feverish visualization for a song off the industrial and black-metal-tinged noise project's debut full-length "Golden Dirges, Molten Larynges."