noisia

Everyone thought it was a joke. On April 1st, Noisia tweeted “a third and final album.” With Thijs, Nik, and Martijn announcing that the project would come to a close almost three years ago, the legendary trio have since gone on a run of final shows and have released a few singles and honorary remixes to send off Noisia with…

Following the initiative of Vlad Yaremchuk and Rhys Bainham, two promoters based in Ukraine, the bass and drum&bass community have come together to show unity, solidarity, support, and a common response to the current, dramatic situation in the country. Responding to the call to participate in Together With Ukraine were more than one hundred international artists, who contributed with exclusive…

“Over the years, not many of our tracks have been remixed. With the end of Noisia nearby, we want to give our catalog to as many producers as possible. Allowing the music to echo and hear it’s resonance.” Perhaps one of the only good things about the ongoing pandemic is the continuous delaying of the inevitable dismantling of Noisia. Meant…

Sound. Look it up in the dictionary and you’ll see three Dutchman standing next to it. Thijs, Nik, and Martijn are Noisia, and Noisia is Sound. For twenty years, these three have been on a journey pushing the boundaries of what bass music can be, and in their wake have left nothing but inspiration for the underground. Last week they…

Known far and wide as the undisputed Breakbeat/Drum & Bass gods of the past 10 years, Noisia is a name that resonates with electronic fans of all shapes and sizes for a multitude of reasons. Their relentless, meticulously crafted music is definitely not for the faint of heart, but their particular take on D&B is about as smart, and intellectually…

Established in 2001, Dutch trio NOISIA are widely regarded as one of the most pivotal influences to modern bass music culture today. Pioneers of sound design, the trio have unleashed an astounding magnitude of self-released and collaborative content over the span of a career that is nearing the two-decade mark, meticulously incorporating components of Drum & Bass and the disparate…

In 1999 London nightclub Fabric opened its doors for the first time. Boasting 25 000 square ft. across three rooms, one of which is equipped with ‘bodysonic’ technology (sections of the floors attached to bass transducers  – essentially extra subwoofers built into the floor), the space quickly gained a reputation for throwing forward thinking events with up and coming artists,…