New York Noise (2004– ) User Reviews

Some of the great music that can be heard on NYCTV's New York Noise

[rebeldaviz2222 · 28 December 2005]

The show has been hosted by musicians such as Le Tigre, Jason Forrest, Tommy Ramone, 33hz, Fischerspooner, The National, Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players, My Favorite, Bishop Allen, Oneida, Steve "the Whistler" Herbst, Langhorne Slim, The Hold Steady, Nicole Atkins & The Cloud Room.

Plus, It's also featured NYC comedians Eugene Mirman, Aziz Ansari & Rob Huebel. Some shows have been hosted from the CMJ Music Festival, the WFMU Record Fair, the Rock n' Roll Camp For Girls, Beggars Group 10th Anniversary, and during Take Your Kids to Work Day 2005.

Some music videos on the show have featured Bright Eyes, Sleater-Kinney, Annie, Shout Out Louds, ESG, Sonic Youth, Beck, Matisyahu, Enon, Talking Heads, M.I.A., Solvent, Antony & the Johnsons, Caribou, Sparks, The Real Tuesday Weld, Suburban Kids With Biblical Names, Adam Green, Emiliana Torrini, Jennifer Gentle, Iron & Wine, Voxtrot, LCD Soundsystem, M.I.A., Dirty on Purpose, Hot Chip, Kings of Convenience, Ariel Pink, Spoon, Arcade Fire, Mr. Scruff, Interpol, Architecture in Helsinki, Of Montreal, Pinback, My Morning Jacket, Devendra Banhart, Pavement, Chalets, Bloc Party, Burnside Project, The Go! Team, and more!

Promoting music the way music should be promoted

[sahorst · 10/10 · 23 July 2006]

If you live in the metropolitan area of NYC, you're fortunate enough to be able to view this show, even if you don't have cable. New York Noise fills a niche as yet unfilled by any other music channel or show - promoting small NYC bands, selected small bands from other cities, and even national acts that are furthering the art of music. Interspersed amongst videos are a slue of hosts, from the creators of Pitchfork Media , to band members, artists on a blind date, and more. Bands that have been featured include: Kings of Convenience, Baby Dayliner, dirty old french-man Serge Gainsbourg, Pavement, Cocteau Twins and other Beggars Group artists, Shout Out-Louds, and even rooftop performances by the Brooklyn band Bishop Allen. If you love GOOD independent (and even not so independent) rock/pop/hip hop, watch New York Noise.