Interview: Toshi Kasai
The former Big Business guitarist and regular Melvins collaborator has a long history of engineering and/or producing top-tier rock bands – the bathroom in his Sound Of Sirens Studio is decorated with …
The former Big Business guitarist and regular Melvins collaborator has a long history of engineering and/or producing top-tier rock bands – the bathroom in his Sound Of Sirens Studio is decorated with …
Rock N Roll Hall of Fame for New Age Psychedelic Experimentalism Another name to add to an ever growing list of labels we’d like to keep our eye on – …
It’s important to form your own opinions about the music you’re attempting to review. When I first get an album to review I like to listen to the album a …
Like many before (and no doubt since) I was first drawn in by the name. After all it’s right up there with Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs and …
Simon Klee is best known as the host of the excellent experimental electronic music mixcast Anticipating Nowhere. Found on Mixcloud, Klee champions the weird and wonderful world of leftfield electronica. …
Hard to believe sometimes, but I Heart Noise is now 12 years old! It was on February 8, 2008 that we published our first post and who would’ve thought that …
Read more “12 Years of I Heart Noise // July Archives (Vol. 1)”
Its been a ridiculous busy time for us in terms of video premieres lately. There’s a whole bunch of premieres that happened during our recent IHN Fest, so we thought …
Just got a word that new Matmos album is on the way! Its called “The Consuming Flame: Open Exercises in Group Form” and features a ridiculously (in a good way) …
Handing over the mic to artists/musicians who break down their new albums track by track/share the thought process behind the creation. Today we’ll hear from Polypores (aka Stephen James Buckley), …
As a part of 4th of July weekend, we asked our readers/followers to name their favorite record label(s) – the more obscure, the better. To say that the delivered would …
Read more “Unspooling the Thread // Favorite Record Labels (Pt. 1)”