Artist description The Noise Band is a two-piece unit based out of Central Pennsylvania, preparing to make a lasting impression on the world of music. Their sound is an experience that cannot be aptly described with words, but must be heard. By creating a sonic amalgam of electronic elements, acoustic instruments, catchy hooks, creative instrumentation, and insightful lyrics, The Noise Band breaks through with a fresh and envigorating sound.

Music Style Electro-Indie Space Rock Mood Music

Musical Influences Beck, Tom Waits, Radiohead, Bob Dylan, Phish, The Flaming Lips, REM, Daniel Lanois/Brian Eno, Talking Heads, U2, Leonard Cohen, Modest Mouse, Miles Davis, Neil Young

Similar Artists Beck, Radiohead, U2, The Flaming Lips, Talking Heads, REM

Artist History The impetus of The Noise Band began in August, 1999 when Peter and Colin, members of two different local bands, began writing material and jamming, mostly for fun. Within several months, the duo had composed a handful of songs and was performing in various formations at local venues. Peter and Colin parted ways in 2000 to pursue college studies, but reconvened in the summer of 2001 to record their first CD "Everyone for Sale." The summer of 2002 saw The Noise Band performing a series of live shows and concocting a fresh batch of songs. 2003 promises to be the most prolific yet for the Noise Band with a 3-song demo released in January and plans for an umpcoming full-length release.

Group Members Peter Kurie-keyboards,vocals, bass, percussion, programming, engineering, and producing Colin Milne-guitars, bass, percussion, producing, and spoken word backing vocals

Albums The Noise Band 2003 Demo

Additional Info Let us know what you think! Send all correspondence to: thenoiseband@yahoo.com

Location Hummelstown, PA - USA

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