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Light Noise
Genre: Rock
Region: Newcastle, NSW
Members: Joel Henderson - Bass, Luke Price - Vocals & Guitar, Blake Horton- Drums
Sounds Like: muse, Soulwax, The Boat People
Influences: Jeff Buckley, radiohead, cog

Unearthed Artists We Like: Mojo Juju & the Snake Oil Merchants , The Tunstalls


Light Noise has risen on the strength of their debut release, live shows and cutting-edge song writing. As a band they kick it live with layered harmonies, excellent musicianship, instrumental tightness and a dash of modern trickery. Their reputation has seen the band hold their own, playing along side the likes of Silverchair, The Beautiful Girls, Something With Numbers, Evermore, Gyroscope, Operator Please, Trial Kennedy, End Of Fashion and British India.
Their sold out debut release is a sprawling, ambitious affair that covers a breathtaking amount of musical ground, from rousing rock riffs to fantasy string laden pieces, all infused with a vocally distinct Australian feel. The recording was engineered under the watchful eye of Dan Clinch (Grinspoon, Bluejuice, The Vine’s) with all 4 tracks nominated in the 1233ABC Music Awards winning them ‘Rock Artist of the Year’. Possessing the right attitude to hard work, consistent travel, extensive promotion and self belief has seen Light Noise received a warm welcome from both home and interstate audiences.

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Don't Runk
rating:  5/5
I like this a lot. Not quite as good as attack me from behind ( saw live at brewery. I love being attacked from behind.




Impatience
rating:  5/5
Yeh, good stuff. they has a new guitarist. think his name is steve or something. Saw them at the brewery.




Don't Runk
rating:  3/5
dismal. a boring mish mash of yellow belly rock, and unoriginal folk pop.




Impatience
rating:  5/5
Love how the tempo changes from fast to slow throughout the song, very nice indeed!
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