Biography
New Noise Crisis percieve theirselves as some kind of 90ies Crossover band that created their own typical style within the years since their foundation in 1999. Shortly after their foundation they played some local venues for the first time.
Only three years later they recorded the six-track EP “Exploring The New Noise”. In spite of some beginner..s mistakes and quite messy sound, the EP appealed to the growing community of fans.
After playing nearly every local venue the band decided to leave their home region and started to travel through over-all Germany. They joined up with bands like End Of April and Crosscut, that have been some kind of idols to them just short time ago.
In 2005 New Noise Crisis came up with their second relased „Com Unique Aid” (LP). Opinions about that one were devided. Different support-shows for today..s Metal icons “Hatesphere”,”Maroon” and “Koroded” cast a heavy- metal light on the band. That is why people were stunned when New Noise Crisis came up with a DJ on their side underlining their Crossover roots.
The confusion had no negative influence on the band..s mentality and they continued playing through the german underground scene. On local level they became some “Party-Hard” veterans despite their young age. As a next step the first professional release “Playground” (EP) followed in 2007.
Now it is 2008 and nine years have past since New Noise Crisis started as a band. They have grown musically but still do most of the work aside the music on their own. What begun cause it had to be, is now still living out the D.I.Y. attitude. It is a good way to achieve some personal satisfaction and carry out the message of being active at least in some way.
„Keeping it real!“ sounds like a hollow shell but it puts down everything New Noise Crisis stands for to a single phrase. It is not about being the heaviest band around, the fastest or craziest. –Instead it is about being yourself!
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