Noisj

Let the music speak for itself: Almost at album length, Tartaglia’s NOISJ debut convinces through consistency, straightforward rhythmic patterns clash with waves of experimental sound design. Darkcore, albeit staying well clear of any generic sounds, this is really something to get lost in.

Let the music speak for itself: Almost at album length, Tartaglia’s NOISJ debut convinces through consistency, straightforward rhythmic patterns clash with waves of experimental sound design. Darkcore, albeit staying well clear of any generic sounds, this is really something to get lost in.

Let the music speak for itself: Almost at album length, Tartaglia’s NOISJ debut convinces through consistency, straightforward rhythmic patterns clash with waves of experimental sound design. Darkcore, albeit staying well clear of any generic sounds, this is really something to get lost in.

Let the music speak for itself: Almost at album length, Tartaglia’s NOISJ debut convinces through consistency, straightforward rhythmic patterns clash with waves of experimental sound design. Darkcore, albeit staying well clear of any generic sounds, this is really something to get lost in.

Brazilian act Cement Tea has been all over the place in recent years with a plethora of releases on various labels and in various styles. Here at NOISJ we proudly present the decidedly dark and hard side of CT, with dashes of crossbreed, industrial darkness and pervasive bass sounds. Rhythm and noise making its way like a well-oiled machine.

Brazilian act Cement Tea has been all over the place in recent years with a plethora of releases on various labels and in various styles. Here at NOISJ we proudly present the decidedly dark and hard side of CT, with dashes of crossbreed, industrial darkness and pervasive bass sounds. Rhythm and noise making its way like a well-oiled machine.