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NoiseUnit

Noise Unit is a Canadian industrial band formed in 1989, known for its blend of EBM and ambient music.

Type
Band
Origin
Canada
Active since
1989
Tracks
58

On KracRadio

Tracks in our library

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Artoffact Records 2021 Sampler

Artoffact Records 2022 Sampler

Cheeba City Blues

Decoder

Deviator

Grinding Into Emptiness

Response Frequency

Strategy Of Violence

Tracks

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Biography

Story

Noise Unit is a Canadian industrial band, founded in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1989 by Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber. The band has seen several changes in line-up over the years, with Leeb being the only permanent member. Their musical style blends elements of EBM, ambient, and electro-industrial.

Noise Unit's discography includes albums such as "Grinding Into Emptiness" (1989), "Response Frequency" (1990), "Strategy of Violence" (1992), "Decoder" (1995 and 2026), "Voyeur" (2005), "Drill" (1996), and more recently, "Cheeba City Blues" (2022) and "Deviator" (2021). The band is also featured in KracRadio's programming, with several tracks from the album "Decoder" as well as notable songs like "Alone Again" and "Firing Line."

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    Founded in 1989 by Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber.

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    Mix of EBM, ambient, and electro-industrial.

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    Notable albums include "Decoder" and "Cheeba City Blues."

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    Featured in KracRadio's programming with 58 tracks.

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    Permanent member: Bill Leeb.

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Selection

Discography

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FAQ

About the artist

Q01Who formed Noise Unit?+

Noise Unit was formed by Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber.

Q02What is the musical style of Noise Unit?+

Noise Unit blends elements of EBM, ambient, and electro-industrial.

Q03Where can I listen to Noise Unit's tracks?+

On their KracRadio page.

Q04What are some albums by Noise Unit?+

Notable albums include "Decoder" and "Cheeba City Blues."