Genre Directory
Noise Rock
Browse Dork's album & ep review coverage for Noise Rock, plus artists and albums connected to the genre.
Recent Reviews
Play Me
Kim Gordon
'Play me' doesn’t try to comfort. It tries to provoke, energise and outlast the scroll.
We Were Just Here
Just Mustard
The sensation remains a mix of dread and beauty, but the delivery is different: forward motion instead of a slow dissolve.
Ripped and Torn
Lifeguard
Deliberately rough around the edges, there's a palpable sense of discovery.
Something Soft
M(h)aol
'Something Soft' continues their no-holds-barred look at modern life in all its stop-start-tightrope-walking glory.
Forbidden Fruit EP
Alien Chicks
The London trio waste no time establishing their manifesto of controlled chaos.
Pirouette
Model/Actriz
This is what it sounds like when art school meets fight club.
OUI, LSF
Les Savy Fav
14 songs chock-full of purpose, attitude, and humour.
Title Track EP
University
University's debut EP, 'Title Track' rumbles with a perfectly measured chaos.
A Living Commodity
Egyptian Blue
A biting, offbeat artwork guaranteed to turn heads.
Casement EP
Enola Gay
The EP punches you repeatedly in the face before stitching up the wounds and running you a hot bath.
All Gas No Brakes
Heavy Lungs
Every moment within the album is alive, fun and infectious.
O Monolith
Squid
An intricate web that is an absolute joy to get tangled up in.
My Other People
TV Priest
A record that exposes a new element of vulnerability and emotional honesty.
Heart Under
Just Mustard
Masters of atmosphere, 'Heart Under' sees Just Mustard refine their craft.
Hideaway
Wavves
The San Diego rockers are more aptly in pursuit of a respite and relief amidst chaos.
Bright Green Field
Squid
If this is the sound of our dystopian future, sign us up.
Seek Shelter
Iceage
'Seek Shelter' refuses to settle, restless and varied from start to finish.
Wasteland: What Ails Our People Is Clear
LICE
A mad, intoxicated voyage powered by unending, unnerving energy.
Uppers
TV Priest
A singular vision of a disparate time.
Braindrops
Tropical Fuck Storm
Softer, maybe, but just as strange as ever.
