SCRAM (Electro EP)
by Head Noise
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£3 GBP
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Screwball Scramble
03:40
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Candid Camera
03:21
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Ronnie Rocket!
02:55
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Alliteration, Again
03:04
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Miracle Mile
06:19
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about
The brand new and quirky release from South Wales based New Wave Electro Art-Punks. This time with a twist... They've ditched the guitars, and have decided to go fully electronic!
Inspired by the sounds of bands such as the early iteration of The Human League, Depeche Mode and (of course) Devo, the band have created a fantastic 5 track EP which meanders between the serious and the absurd.
Taking on a darker approach to some of the song writing, as well as the usual screwball nature that the band are known for, Head Noise have adopted the current mantle of synthpop and experimental electronic. Containing songs about an apocalyptic destruction derby, surveillance, unfinished David Lynch movies and nuclear evacuation, SCRAM is an exciting new territory for the band.
With this release the band will be releasing a limited run of physical CDs with different options!
Post-apocalyptic synthpop!
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Head Noise Aberdare, UK
Head Noise are an oddball / angular electropunk band from South Wales. Spitting out angsty garbage about junk culture,
broken technology and modern art! 🎶⚡️🎹
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"Slightly maddening’ could be the M.O. of Head Noise, the Aberdare band that rattle like a Hypervalue Devo and bark vocals along the Eddie Argos shade of ‘divisive’."
- Buzzmag (Jan 2020)
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Dec 19Cardiff, UK
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Sep 2025
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Nov 2024
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May 2024
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Mar 2024
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Jun 2023
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Apr 2022
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Dec 2021
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Apr 2021
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Nov 2019
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Aug 2018
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