Album

White Noise

The Living End

2008 · Rock

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

White Noise by The Living End

White Noise is an Alt/Indie album by The Living End, originally released in 2008. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

About

Circa 2006, a weary Chris Cheney temporarily quit The Living End. The band’s lead vocalist and resident guitar hero had decided to trade the rigors of performing and recording for the rest and relaxation of yoga retreat. In doing so, he envisioned the form of their fifth studio album with a single guitar riff that lavished opener “How Do We Know?” with as much Living Colour as The Living End—and defined <i>White Noise</i> as an album to redefine the Melbourne power trio. <i>White Noise</i> is a rock album that has more in common with Sonic Youth than Chuck Berry (though closer “Sum of Us” does pipe up to suggest that ska i, as alway, not dead). Such was the shift towards guitar-centricity that a few months prior to its release, The Living End embarked on a modest local tour under their cheeky, long-standing alias—The Longnecks—in a bid to focus-test their new direction. .

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Tracklist

  1. 1How Do We Know4:14
  2. 2Raise the Alarm3:37
  3. 3White Noise3:44
  4. 4Moment In the Sun4:22
  5. 5Waiting for the Silence5:01
  6. 6Make the Call4:00
  7. 7Loaded Gun4:57
  8. 8Kid3:33
  9. 921st Century3:28
  10. 10Hey Hey Disbeliever3:37
  11. 11Sum of Us3:49

Sound DNA

  • Alt/Indie
  • Alternative Rock
  • raw
  • anthemic
  • punky

Credits

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Performers

3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 11 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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