noisecore

Contrary to what other entries say noisecore isn't a type of metal or experimental music it all. The genre definetly doesn't include DEP. Actually true noiscore is ridiculously fast, structure-free grindcore, with feedback, hateful lyrics and general disregard for musicianship. Often bands Sometimes noisecore bands write songs with structure, although they still retain all other elements of noisecore though. Noisecore is called that for a reason. Literally it is a genre devoted to making loud obnoxious and discordant sounds with absurd vocals and weird noises. Its hard to understand until you hear it for yourself. Songs usually range anywhere from several seconds to several minutes.

Examples of noisecore bands inlude Anal Cunt, Sore throat, Genital Masticator, Rutatron, Gripe and Kunt vomit

by Time Traveler April 27, 2006

noisecore

Imagine two freight trains colliding, 100 pigs being slaughtered, a whole school of nails on a chalkboard, the world trade centers falling down 8 times, and the Columbia blowing up, all at the same time. That's noisecore.

I went to a concert, and when my ears started to bleed, I knew a noisecore band was playing.

by Brian Mears April 25, 2006

Noising

The act of people causing a nuisance or making a noise.

I could not hear the TV, as the children were noising too much.

by Gadget King January 15, 2011

noiisch

means very tight as in gregs pants are very tight very noiisch

prosser ur pants are very noiisch

by greg prosser March 2, 2005

nomsicle

A combination of the nom meme and popsicle.

A term a rabid dick sucker will use to describe the taste of the penis they just gobbled.

Dude, I sampled some MEAN dick! It was fuckin NOMSICLE!

by Dyba May 16, 2011

Noisivid

Disorder where you suffer from yelling at near by objects.

I was a bit noisivid today when i yelled at a plant for taking in water.

by zibadadezibadado March 4, 2011

noisecore

A genre of music that is often times confused with technical metalcore. Signified by it's blend of noise (music genre) and hardcore. The guitars are usually so muddy and distorted that you can't hear single notes that well. The bass (distorted like guitars) is often times a driving instrument unlike in other genres. The drums range from electronic to blastbeats to off time patterns, but the main focus of the genre is the guitars and bass, not drums or vocals. Altough it was only marginaly successful on the west coast of the U.S. in the mid to late 90s, it has influenced such acts as The Dillenger Escape Plan and Scarlet. There also tends to be a lot of samples and weird effects put on the music. Some well-known bands of the genre: Training For Utopia (broken-up), Coalesce (still active)

Technical Metalcore totally stole it's style from noisecore

by Teh_Chris October 1, 2005