The Noisy, Spastic, Loud Music Thread
 

Recently I've been in a mode of tracking down music that can best be described with the words noisy, spastic and loud. Most of it is either some type of metal or at least metal-related which is why I'm putting this thread in this particular forum. Anyway I figured I'd share some of my findings and would welcome others doing so as well. So on to the first band...

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Psychofagist

You may have seen me mentioning these guys around MB here and there. I actually know very little about them except that they're from Italy and they play a kind of powerviolence/grindcore/sludge -ish type of music that's hard to classify but is really, really good. More than simply being metal or hardcore there's a definite avant-garde element here as well that throws some interesting curveballs and makes for a very entertaining listening experience. They were originally a standard drums/bass/guitar rock line-up but on their second full-length Il Secondo Tragico they added Zu saxophonist Luca T. Mai who has given even more depth to their music and brought them to a somewhat Zorn-like sonic territory.

Some samples:

ehhh.... this is about the closest I'll go to "noisy spastic and loud"

That song fits the criteria for me! I dig it! It's funny how the artwork is kind of similar to the Psychofagist artwork

When I hear those terms, I don't think metal. I think Reatard.

I wouldn't describe that as especially noisy, spastic or loud. It was enjoyable though, I'll give it that! :)

I think these would be considered , "noisy, spastic or loud."

ww.youtube.com/watch?v=K05weZYExPU (I can't post links yet so that'll have to do)

ww.youtube.com/watch?v=JSEj8OPaTVc&playnext=1&list=PLE77CF7A436DB D96D

"The Locust" Is the first thing that comes to mind:

Well I am sure you have heard Dog Fashion Disco although they sound positively old hat compared to what you are looking for but I really rate them.

You could try:

Evil Empire - Does This Genocide Make Me Look Sexy? Although this is a Ska based album it is suitably belligerent.
Flaming Tsunamis - Fear Everything. Again ska based but with a big emphasis on Hardcore:

Drumcorps are an acquired taste to say the least:

Cutting Pink With Knives lean towards to the Hardcore end of the market but I love the juxtaposition of their music:

Yeah, The Locust are great stuff. :)

I actually have that Flaming Tsunamis album. I think you gave it to me in fact. Good stuff. :)

I'll have to check out some of those other bands. I really dug that Drumcorps track in particular!

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Child Abuse

These guys are a drums/bass/keyboard trio from Brooklyn that I've been listening to lately. They're probably one of the least metal-related bands I'll be posting in here but they sure as hell are noisy! They've collaborated with Zs in the past apparently, which isn't surprising because the two bands have a similar approach to making music.

I could only find one worthwhile video of them on YouTube but it's pretty great: