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Very Noise: 13 August 2015

Ali Johan

13-Aug-15 23:00

Very Noise: 13 August 2015

Heavy metal, noise, punk, hardcore -- these sounds represent the more extreme side to music. Very Noise aims to explore sounds that are loud, aggressive and in-your-face. It may not be for the faint-hearted, but if you like music that packs a little extra punch then this will blow your mind.

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Jungbluth - Everytime Geredeaus

Shellac - Squirrel Song

Melt Banana - Candy Gun

Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power

Rancid - Maxwell Murder

The Hives - Outsmarted

Death - Keep On Knocking

Suis La Lune - Better Parts

1000 Travels of Jawaharlal - Don't Turn Your Eyes Away

Cloak / Dagger - Dead Idols

Masshysteri - Monoton Tid

The Mars Volta - Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of)


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