Noiseboy

The Sound Engineer at a concert.

Lighting guy: Dont tell me your mics broken, tell the noiseboy.

by Paul Ahier June 11, 2006

Noisome Wind

A spirit's version of flatulence. Suggests some kind of bio-chemistry in their essence.

This is quite unlike the Noisome Wind, which is created in a rather different way.

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Art Of Noise

Art Of Noise were a brilliant group of musicians who made music from sampled sounds stored on their Fairlight sampler. Couple that with some synthesizers and a simmons electronic drum kit and the genius of J.J Jezalik and Anne Dudley, then you have the best sound your ears will ever experience.

In No Sense, Nonsense and The Seduction Of Claude Debussey are my favourite Art Of Noise Albums

by A Fan February 26, 2005

Nouis Horlinson

The love between Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson

Girl 1: I ship Larry Stylinson!
Girl 2: What! Larry is fake! Lirry Stayne all the way!
Girl 3: No. Nouis Horlinson forever!

by Haley Elizabeth <3 December 10, 2013

nigger noise

Rap music, black jazz, R&B, or definte music sung or performed by African Americans.

"Turn off that nigger noise and put on some Sabbath"

by Jimmy Ravenshit May 19, 2005

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

Pink noise

Late 80's indie band from Hull who had reasonable local success on the coat-tails of the Housemartins though they sounded like a cross between the Redskins and New Order.
Released Thin End Of The Wedge in 1988 which was heard on John Peel

Fancy watching TOTP tonight?

Nah, I'm off to the Adelphi to see Pink Noise!

by Paul Mac September 16, 2008