Noise Music

Noise music is an avant-garde genre that embraces sound as an art form, often prioritizing dissonance and atonality over traditional melody and harmony. Originating from the early 20th century's experimental movements, it challenges conventional music structures by incorporating elements like distortion, feedback, and found sounds. Notable for its boundary-pushing approach, noise music invites listeners to explore the raw and chaotic textures of sound itself, as exemplified by pioneering artists like Merzbow and Einstürzende Neubauten.