Sounds
Are you in the mood for some garage pop this Saturday night? Well you’re in luck. Strange Faces is a four piece rock band from Chicago, IL, originating as the solo project of David Miller in 2013. Delivering lo-fi punk…
I’ve been listening to the new single Crystals from New York based herMajesty over the past month. Its generous, passionate and magical spirit is conveyed through the imagery of the lyrics, seductive keyboard lines, lush orchestral arrangements and exotic male…
Earlier this year we did our first ever Noise Room Presents show. On the bill that night was Rustangs, Elle Belle, and Sandy’s. We received a lot of great comments about Sandy’s who, at the time, were putting the final…
We’ve been busy with both NAMM and SXSW coverage and haven’t had a chance to post a Making Noise segment for a couple of months. Today we’ll remedy that with a new track from singer-songwriter Daena Jay. Originally from South…
The Noise Room is happy to share a track from The Tower of Light as our first Making Noise post of 2014. Beaming its sleepwalking sound from a bedroom in Brooklyn, his self-titled debut album deals in the marriage of polarities. At…
While sifting through the numerous releases of 2013 and trying to pick out a few of my favorites, I rediscovered Telepathic Love by Heaven. The band was formed in late 2010 by Matt Sumrow (Dean and Britta, The Comas, Ambulance…
I often mention that the right cover song done at an opportune time can be extremely beneficial for an artist. Van Halen took off like a rocket thanks to their cover of the Kinks’ classic You Really Got Me. The Talking…
As Filter Magazine says, “Dead Leaf Echo bring you Dream-Pop!” Just take a listen to the track we have below. Their latest release Thought and Language has clear 4AD influences as it was mixed by John Fryer (Lush, NIN, Depeche…
We’ve been turning up the volume in our Making Noise series and this week is no exception. Bloody Knives is an Austin based band that consists of Preston Maddox (voice/bass/sounds), Jake McCown (drums), Kim Calderon (samples) and Christo Buffam (keyboards).…
Nightmare Air is described as “possibly L.A.’s loudest band” by Scott McDonald of Surfing on Steam and, after seeing them live at South by Southwest this year, I can see why. Nightmare Air’s Dave Dupuis, a veteran of L.A. shoegazers…
