Tag: NOISE APPEAL RECORDS
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Baguette – Expensive Mouse LP (Noise Appeal Records)
We’re back with more fine records from Noise Appeal. This time, I will talk about Expensive Mouse, the second full-length album by Baguette, released in 2018. It’s an excellent material carrying eight wisely constructed, powerful, energetic compositions you should check out as soon as possible. The band combines several complementary music genres to depict a…
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Dirty Talons – Dirty Talons LP (Noise Appeal Records)
Dirty Talons, the emerging Austrian band comprised of former members of Astpai, presented their self-titled debut album as a versatile and genre-defying collection of songs. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Kvelertak, Baroness, Judas Priest, Van Halen, and Boston, Dirty Talons skillfully blend progressive rock, math rock, punk rock, and indie elements, whilst infusing their…
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MAIIJA – I Am LP (Noise Appeal Records)
MAIIJA‘s long-awaited return with her latest album, “I Am,” marks a significant moment in her musical journey. Thirteen years after her debut, “Obituary for a Lost Mind,” and ten years after her sophomore release, “From Ice to Water to Nothing,” the artist has crafted a collection of eleven songs that showcase her growth and evolution…
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Lausch – Love & Order LP (Noise Appeal Records)
Noise Appeal Records are back with another tremendous release. Love & Order by Lausch is their brand new release that combines several complementary music genres like nineties rock, post-rock, art rock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock, noise rock, and post-punk to create an unconventional yet captivating sound full of hidden surprises. After five critically acclaimed albums…
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Lausch Released New Single & Video “Private Science Fiction” Via Noise Appeal Records
Lausch released a new single and video Private Science Fiction via Noise Appeal Records. You can check it out below. Lausch unite elements of classical 90s rock, post rock and progressive to an unconventional and catchy alternative sound. Their previous work, which comprises five studio albums and a live EP, allows comparison with the spheric…
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Lausch Released New Single “Glitter, Gold & Acid” Via Noise Appeal Records
Noise Appeal Records recently released Glitter, Gold & Acid, a new single by Lausch. You can check out the track below.
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Ixthuluh – Smash LP (Noise Appeal Records)
Noise Appeal Records is the best place to start your journey if you’re curious about the Austrian alternative and underground music scene. These guys proved this many times, and if you ever had a chance of holding any vinyl or CD published via Noise Appeal, then you know they’re not joking around. From the sound…
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Scarabeusdream – Crescendo LP (Noise Appeal Records)
I am not sure how I missed this release when it came out, considering I already wrote a dozen reviews about Noise Appeal releases at that point. It’s strange how some excellent recordings sneak under the radar while others pop up almost twice a day on social media and streaming platforms. Noise Appeal are known…
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PHAL:ANGST Drop Video For “What A Time To Be Alive”
Vienna-based industrial/post-rock veterans PHAL:ANGST today reveals their latest video for “What A Time To Be Alive.” The track comes by way of the band’s fifth full-length, Whiteout, out now on Noise Appeal Records. “What A Time To Be Alive” is the final track on Whiteout. The track’s last and repetitive line, “So also ist das Sterben” (So this is what it’s like…
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Doomina – Elsewhere LP (Noise Appeal Records)
I am exploring another Doomina release today. This time, I am going even deeper into the past and revisiting Elsewhere, their second full-length album released in 2013. Perhaps it has been a decade since these folks released this post-rock gem via Noise Appeal Records, but this material ages like a fine wine. There’s no wonder,…
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Doomina – Doomina LP (Noise Appeal Records)
Once again, we have Doomina on our pages. Some of you may remember my writings about Orenda, their exceptional fourth album. Their music immediately knocked my socks off, and I was curious enough to discover/research more about this superb Austrian post-rock act. Today, I am delving deep into their discography by revisiting their third, self-titled…
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Reflector – Turn LP (Noise Appeal Records)
A new batch of records from Noise Appeal Records recently arrived at our headquarters, so now it’s time to start this rainy day with some heavy music. I was fully aware of the Reflector‘s existence but simultaneously unfamiliar with their sound. They’re one of those bands that seem like they nurture some calmer sonic aesthetics,…
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