Very Noise: 15 October 2015

Ali Johan

15-Oct-15 23:00

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.

Nirvana - Serve The Servants

At The Drive In - Incetardis

Glassjaw - Radio Cambodia

Rage Against The Machine - Testify

Sacrilege - Shadow From Mordor

Gymnastic Skull Whistling - See That, We're All Outnumbered

ACxDC - Science Ist Krieg

Despise You - Drink Positive

Los Crudos - Asesinos

Night Birds - Mutiny At Muscle Beach

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Tags: Extreme Music, Hardcore, PowerViolence, Grunge, Despise You, Surf Influence, Punk Rock

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4:00 PM

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5:00 PM

BBC World Service

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