Dutch Drum n Bass production trio consisting of members Nik Roos, Martijn Van Sonderen and Thijs De Vlieger from Groningen, The Netherlands. NOISIA took their name from the word VISION inverted on an upside down VHS tape.
Noisia has performed across the world while also producing a wide variety of music, including Drum & Bass, House, Breaks, and other electronic sounds and genres. They currently own three record labels: Vision, Division and Invisible Recordings.
On 18 September 2019, the trio announced they would split at the end of 2020, saying, "Noisia is a game we have completed." and "Noisia is a beautifully consolidated shape, and we want to leave Noisia in that shape, rather than keep chiselling at it, with the risk of ruining it. An good artist should know when an artwork is finished." [Source: twitter/Noisia_nl]
The group has plans to tour up to the end of 2020.
Noisia has performed across the world while also producing a wide variety of music, including Drum & Bass, House, Breaks, and other electronic sounds and genres. They currently own three record labels: Vision, Division and Invisible Recordings.
On 18 September 2019, the trio announced they would split at the end of 2020, saying, "Noisia is a game we have completed." and "Noisia is a beautifully consolidated shape, and we want to leave Noisia in that shape, rather than keep chiselling at it, with the risk of ruining it. An good artist should know when an artwork is finished." [Source: twitter/Noisia_nl]
The group has plans to tour up to the end of 2020.
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May 21, 2020The album, at least for some, was kind of a disappointment due to different reasons. You had people who expected a drum and bass album - these people did not get the memo that the crew decided to consolidate all their monikers (e.g. Hustle Athletics) into Noisia, but I was also mildly disappointed. Another idea floating around was that their output prior to 2010 was so good that it was more of a "there is no way up from the peak" kind of arrangement - the collabs with Phace and the releases on his label, Façade, Stigma, The Bells, Exodus, Block Control and the infamous VIP of Block Control, you name it. At any rate, you have to remember that not everyone is into collecting music and ranting about releases or praising them, some people just want to have a great Friday evening, and unsurprisingly, the event was sold out.
See, with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, people barely remember major news stories and events that happened just a few months or maybe years ago, and there is no point to blame them. A major event in this vein, impacting the vast majority of Europe, occurred in the spring of 2010, despite being relatively far from the continent itself. The eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland disrupted air travel over Europe from 14 April. The disruption lasted for a week or so. Martin, who was supposed to represent Noisia on the gig, couldn't fly from the UK, and the story was fairly same for Milan of Black Sun Empire. An unfortunate 180° turn of events, a disappointed crowd, you would imagine.
...Except Martin literally drove from the UK to Budapest, and also managed to grab Milan on the ~2000 km long ride. Pretty crazy if you ask me.