This week’s EP is by Sam Wirth, Enjoy! Track 1: Track 2: Track 3: Track 4: Track 5: Remember to send your own EP to Charlie@noisecake.com ...

Hi everyone! We are going to be starting a new feature here on noisecake, and that’s going to be the Guest EP! Basically anyone who wants to submit 3 to 5 songs of their own liking can see them on noisecake! You can send just the songs, the songs with a little description behind them, ...

This is a post by guest blogger Dane Nordine. He posts regularly for noisecake. Forming about a decade ago, The Stills have honed an arena-friendly anthem-based rock that is infectious and best played loud. With the release of 2008’s Oceans Will Rise behind them, and the acclaim of being the only multi-winner at the 2009 ...

This is a guest blog post from Dane Nordine. He frequently posts on nosiecake and we hope you enjoy his posts as much as we do. “I only make records when I feel I have something to say. I’m not interested in releasing music just for the sake of selling something. Sade is not a ...

This is a guest blog post from Dane Nordine. He frequently posts on nosiecake and we hope you enjoy his posts as much as we do. The Kings of Leon’s album Use Somebody may have taken top honors as Record of The Year at the Grammys last week, but their influence is growing in other ...

This is a guest post from Dan Nimlos Think about some of your favorite artists. This doesn’t have to be a conclusive, for-all-time sort of list, but something like what you’d see John Cusack do in High Fidelity – just a quick set of standouts. That should be easy; for example, off the top of my ...

This is a guest post from blogger Dane Nordine Shout Out Louds, the ebullient Swedish pop faves, are gearing up for their next move. The Stockholm natives are scheduled to release the first single from their upcoming album, Work. The first single “Fall Hard” comes out February 2nd, followed by the release of the full album ...

This is a guest post from Andrea Richards. The overall experience of this album is freedom, playing with freedom, freedom for freedom’s sake, and rejoicing in it. Right off the bat singer Victoria Legrand deems you vulnerable to her hypnotic, almost windy voice before any words are even sung, keeping you thirsting for more and more ...