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Nöise Machine

name_less · 2005-03-08 10:50:10

Nöise Machine are made up of Tweak Baxter (guitar, vocals, farce-horn), Eddie Comeback (guitar, vocals, balloons), Billy Ray Dragon (hitting, recorder) and Panister Fatheroy (guitar, masks). They are pioneering a new art form of music sound christened Farce Core, which incorporates elements of chance, wrongness, speed and…

08-03-2005 10:50am

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Nöise Machine are made up of Tweak Baxter (guitar, vocals, farce-horn), Eddie Comeback (guitar, vocals, balloons), Billy Ray Dragon (hitting, recorder) and Panister Fatheroy (guitar, masks). They are pioneering a new art form of music sound christened Farce Core, which incorporates elements of chance, wrongness, speed and terror-fying polyrhythms. Their influences include: explosions, infomercials, and the slamming of doors.

I know you all will probably have never heard of them, but they are extremely talented and painfully original (painful for the unoriginal). They are playing a gig alongside Igo Hojo and The Gaskets in the Templebar Music Centre tommorow night and anyone with a passing interest in music will almost certainly find something to like.

And if you are still not sold, just come for their rendition of the world famous 'Riverdance'. It's bitching. And only €5.

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#2 08-03-2005 11:18am

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never heard of them.......

they sound gay..

imo.

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#3 08-03-2005 11:26am

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they didnt ask for your opinion.

they are very good, enjoyable and original! go to www.noisemachine.cjb.net and read-up or download mptrees of theirs etc. i go hojo are fantastic too so it will truly be a gig of splendor. honestly though, they aren't as bad as they were just made out to sound... sorry bout that name_less, who are you anyway? its kelly btw

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#4 08-03-2005 11:30am

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they didn't ask you for your opinion either..

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#5 08-03-2005 11:32am

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D!ve^Bomb! banned.

Asshole clause.

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#6 09-03-2005 11:31am

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So ids this gig on tonight? Wednesday the 9th?

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#7 10-03-2005 9:40pm

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Giblet wrote:

D!ve^Bomb! banned.

Asshole clause.

Thats pretty harsh.

Never heard of these guys before... might be worth a look.

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#8 10-03-2005 9:57pm

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They're good fun - very energetic actually

and all very competent from the couple of times i've seen em play.

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#9 13-03-2005 2:56pm

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ive seen them,

they won a battle of the bands down our way before

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#10 16-03-2005 12:22pm

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I`ve seen them before also, not up to much in my opinion. That first post? Way too pretentious. No polyrhythms to be found and they do covers of the eatsenders song to be original. Their also not sound, went on the mainline website to abuse the hell out of them for kicks, some of it was way too harsh.

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#11 16-03-2005 12:23pm

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I`ve seen them before also, not up to much in my opinion. That first post? Way too pretentious. No polyrhythms to be found and they do covers of the eastenders song to be original. They're also not sound, went on the mainline website to abuse the hell out of them for kicks, some of it was way too harsh.

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#12 16-03-2005 12:30pm

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freakonaleashx wrote:

Thats pretty harsh.

Never heard of these guys before... might be worth a look.

You don't know his posting record too well, and he broke the asshole clause.

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#13 28-04-2005 9:09pm

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saw em a while back in the village very interesting to say the least and ill say one thing in that i never knew you could play a guitar with a hammer and get such a good sound outta it but sure there ya go ya learn something new everyday

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#14 28-04-2005 9:10pm

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actually just thinking i've about a 1min video clip of these guys if anyones bothered to have a look see ill whip it up for the buzz

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#15 29-04-2005 1:39pm

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These guys are fantastic, they played a 60's themed gig down in Dorans last week: hilarious! Wait a second, how old is this thread?!!?!?!?!?!

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#16 29-04-2005 1:52pm

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tis a good bit old i just thought i'd drag it up from the deep dark dungeons or boards and give it another airing ;-)

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#17 01-05-2005 5:35pm

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yeah i saw these guys support reverb in the buttery, trinity the other night.

They are origional. I'd like to hear them let their creativity flow in their own way rather than waste it on novelty cover versions like riverdance and what i'd say only a minority of the crowd recognised as 99 red balloons!!

I have to say we were very entertained though! I mean, the music for me is too harsh ans messy to be listenable but we were in STITCHES! and laughing WITH them I might add! The guitarist was wearing a dress and went berserk in the last song, whacked his guitar on the ground and danced around it Napoleon Dynamite style, then picks up the front man and slam dunks him onto the drum kit! Exactly like that Nirvana video! Brilliant!

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#18 02-05-2005 10:04am

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ShriekingSheet wrote:

yeah i saw these guys support reverb in the buttery, trinity the other night.

They are origional. I'd like to hear them let their creativity flow in their own way rather than waste it on novelty cover versions like riverdance and what i'd say only a minority of the crowd recognised as 99 red balloons!!

I have to say we were very entertained though! I mean, the music for me is too harsh ans messy to be listenable but we were in STITCHES! and laughing WITH them I might add! The guitarist was wearing a dress and went berserk in the last song, whacked his guitar on the ground and danced around it Napoleon Dynamite style, then picks up the front man and slam dunks him onto the drum kit! Exactly like that Nirvana video! Brilliant!

Argh, I wish I had been there, I heard it was a funny one! But wasn't it a Trinity Battle of the Bands sort of thing? They didn't make it through, but the way they tell it, they didn't want to. I can't wait for their album, it'll be out fairly soon. And _Raptor_, I'd take a gander at that clip if you'd show it. Anyways, go to their website at noisemachine.cjb.net

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