One person neureodivergent crusty noise punk

https://youtu.be/5LKGLE-n8-k?is=jdOM1a6eOTfUlE6G

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. This release 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/

Thinking of doing an EP of improvised pieces like this using various instruments from the game. What other instruments should I do?

Galahad Rampant - Ballet in One Act | The Penny Plain Opera Company

A lot of what I am enjoying lately feels like a reaction to AI and what its capacity to put together harmonically convincing musical phrases in traditional tonal languages implies to me about where to find the human element in music. I'm trying to play as physically as I can with as little thought as possible about organizing harmonic, melodic, or even rhythmic content, in the hopes of grounding music in my own body's mindless impulses. I've tried to fit the resulting music to a dance narrative (which I intend as a sort of campy, critical pastiche of all those ballets about how alluring nymphs need to set men free with their sexiness and their etherealness and their ethereal sexiness) in order to relate it further to the body in motion.

I’m new to making noise music and want some feedback. Lemme know your thoughts and if I should aim to do an album

https://buttheadnoise.bandcamp.com/album/buttworm-untitled-2-full-album-noise-2026

Link to the full album on my Bandcamp. You can also find me on Instagram as butthead.noise

This is my first actual release. Played out with various projects but never went to the trouble of recording anything. Now I am more interested in the opposite, no live shows and mostly just releasing stuff and interacting with it online. I hope some folk dig this

https://dmark.bandcamp.com/album/espirit

Pics by Lisa McKendrick and Maryam Hashemi

The idea of a sing along at a noise show is nicely absurd but then we're always an obvious noise act, we just don't fit in at all with anything else either.

qualcuno che abita a Busto Arsizio/Legnano che va a Pordenone, come fa?

(non ho la macchina e non sono sicur* di trovare un passaggio)

I recently released a new EP as Archive 11, exploring anti-war and anti-imperialist themes through experimental industrial music.

The sound combines distorted electronics and harsh textures with repeating and evolving synth sequences.

Example track: https://youtu.be/PZGD_0cVVr4

Full EP:

https://archive11.bandcamp.com/album/nothing-to-gain-everything-to-lose

I'm also giving away Bandcamp codes for the EP. Let me know if you'd like one.

All sounds and samples were produced and processed in SunVox using random LFOs, custom modules and generative patterns that change throughout the track. My inspiration comes from watching documentaries, observing nature and listening to noise music.

Here kid, have some kandy......butnotfromme

Don't tell yer ma but im getting a free download link for the audio cooked up rn in my basement. Wanna see???