New York Noise is a 2003 compilation album released by Soul Jazz Records. The music of the album compiles features the genre-bending music from New York City released during the late '70s and early '80s, ranging from no wave to mutant disco to hip-hop to art funk among others.[1] On its release, it received positive reviews from AllMusic, Pitchfork Media and Rolling Stone. A new version of the album with several track re-arrangements was released in 2016.
New York Noise was released by Soul Jazz Records by June 30, 2003.[3] A followup release, titled New York Noise 2 was released later by Soul Jazz.[4] A new version of the album was released in 2016 with a different tracklisting, adding tracks by artists such as Alan Vega, Chain Gang and Implog.[5]
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album has received an average score of 80, indicating universal acclaim, based on seven reviews.[3] Andy Kellman of AllMusic praised the album, stating that "Compilations like this are necessary because they document bygone fragments of time and keep them alive for younger generations. Compilations like this are dangerous because they tend to fall in the hands of young bands who spend more time looking behind than ahead. Besides, who's to say that no wave and post-punk won't spawn their own analogs of traditional blues musicians -- if they haven't already? Still, New York Noise is another title demonstrating that the late '70s and early '80s were awesome for music."[1] Andy Beta of Pitchfork Media praised the album, but compared it to a previous similar compilation by Soul Jazz, In the Beginning There Was Rhythm, stating that "It's long-winded at seventy-one minutes, as most Soul Jazz overviews tend to stay concise (their post-punk counterpart from the UK, In the Beginning was Rhythm, was a half-hour shorter), but trying to assimilate all the important foundations that arose out of this particular lot of ground is near impossible. Lydia Lunch and James "Blood" Ulmer are left out, unfortunately, but there are many vying for its cramped space, and inclusion of The Dance and The Blood surprises. From hip-hop to no-wave, jazz-punk disco to house music to electroclash, sleek funk to crusty noise, there's a lot to cover, and Soul Jazz does the job admirably, touring the biggest landmarks and some of the interesting diversions not on the map, but nonetheless co-existing side by side."[6] The album received praises from Rolling Stone and Q.[3]
Uncut gave the album a negative review, declaring that the "vast majority of it still sounds like what it was: cerebral, bloodless 'dance' music for junkies, the kind of posturing Gotham tripe we used to describe as "atonal" and "angular.""[3]
Beta, Andy (2003). . Pitchfork Media. Archived from the original on September 10, 2008. Retrieved January 17, 2021.
Murphy, Matthew (January 17, 2006). "Various Artists: New York Noise 2". Pitchfork. Retrieved January 18, 2021.
Kellman, Andy. "New York Noise: Dance Music from the New York Underground,1978-1982". AllMusic. Retrieved January 17, 2021.
Welsh, April Clare. "Soul Jazz announce new edition of New York Noise post-punk compilation". Fact. Retrieved January 17, 2021.
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New York Noise is a 2003 compilation album released by Soul Jazz Records The music of the album compiles features the genre bending music from New York City released during the late 70s and early 80s ranging from no wave to mutant disco to hip hop to art funk among others 1 On its release it received positive reviews from AllMusic Pitchfork Media and Rolling Stone A new version of the album with several track re arrangements was released in 2016 New York NoiseCompilation album by Various artistsReleasedJuly 30 2003 2003 07 30 GenreNo wave dance punk avant funk hip hopLength70 58 1 LabelSoul JazzCompilerStuart Baker and Adrian Self 2 Contents 1 Release 2 Reception 3 Track listing 4 Credits 5 References 5 1 SourcesRelease editNew York Noise was released by Soul Jazz Records by June 30 2003 3 A followup release titled New York Noise 2 was released later by Soul Jazz 4 A new version of the album was released in 2016 with a different tracklisting adding tracks by artists such as Alan Vega Chain Gang and Implog 5 Reception editProfessional ratingsAggregate scoresSourceRatingMetacritic80 100 3 Review scoresSourceRatingAllMusic nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 1 Pitchfork8 4 10 6 At Metacritic which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics the album has received an average score of 80 indicating universal acclaim based on seven reviews 3 Andy Kellman of AllMusic praised the album stating that Compilations like this are necessary because they document bygone fragments of time and keep them alive for younger generations Compilations like this are dangerous because they tend to fall in the hands of young bands who spend more time looking behind than ahead Besides who s to say that no wave and post punk won t spawn their own analogs of traditional blues musicians if they haven t already Still New York Noise is another title demonstrating that the late 70s and early 80s were awesome for music 1 Andy Beta of Pitchfork Media praised the album but compared it to a previous similar compilation by Soul Jazz In the Beginning There Was Rhythm stating that It s long winded at seventy one minutes as most Soul Jazz overviews tend to stay concise their post punk counterpart from the UK In the Beginning was Rhythm was a half hour shorter but trying to assimilate all the important foundations that arose out of this particular lot of ground is near impossible Lydia Lunch and James Blood Ulmer are left out unfortunately but there are many vying for its cramped space and inclusion of The Dance and The Blood surprises From hip hop to no wave jazz punk disco to house music to electroclash sleek funk to crusty noise there s a lot to cover and Soul Jazz does the job admirably touring the biggest landmarks and some of the interesting diversions not on the map but nonetheless co existing side by side 6 The album received praises from Rolling Stone and Q 3 Uncut gave the album a negative review declaring that the vast majority of it still sounds like what it was cerebral bloodless dance music for junkies the kind of posturing Gotham tripe we used to describe as atonal and angular 3 Track listing editTrack listing adapted from the liner notes 2 No TitleWriter s Credited PerformerLength1 Optimo Dennis Young Richard McGuire Salvatore Principato Scott HartleyLiquid Liquid2 422 Baby Dee Dana Vlcek Jonny Sender Richard Edson Shannon DawsonKonk6 023 Do Dada Eugenie Diserio Steve AlexanderThe Dance3 084 Reduction MaterialMaterial5 265 Wawa Erik Fitoussi Lizzy Mercier Descloux Michel EstebanLizzy Mercier Descloux2 216 5 30 Arto Lindsay Ikue Mori Tim WrightDNA1 107 Beat Bop K Rob RammellzeeRammellzee and K Rob9 598 Contort Yourself James SiegfriedThe Contortions4 239 Lesson No 1 For Electric Guitar Glenn BrancaGlenn Branca8 1310 Button Up Adele Bertei Annie Toone Brenda Alderman Kathleen CampbellThe Bloods3 0511 Clean On Your Bean 1 Arthur Russell Peter GordonDinosaur L6 3812 You Got Me BrancaTheoretical Girls4 0013 Can t Be Funky Cynthia Sley Dee Pop Laura Kennedy Pat PlaceBush Tetras2 4314 Helen Fordsdale China Burg Mark Cunningham Nancy Arlen Sumner CraneMars2 4315 You Make No Sense Renee ScrogginsESG2 2016 Defunkt Defunkt Janos Gat Joseph BowieDefunkt6 24Credits editCredits adapted from the liner notes 2 Stuart Baker compiler Adrian Self compiler sleeve design Rent Boyd design Patrick Coupar liner notes Pete Reilly mastering Duncan Cowell mastering Weasel Walter photographyReferences edit a b c d Kellman a b c New York Noise Dance Music From The New York Underground 1978 1982 Media notes Soul Jazz Records 2003 SJR CD77 a b c d e New York Noise by Various Artists Metacritic Archived from the original on July 25 2020 Retrieved January 17 2021 Murphy 2006 Welsh a b Beta 2003 Sources edit Beta Andy 2003 Various Artists New York Noise Pitchfork Media Archived from the original on September 10 2008 Retrieved January 17 2021 Murphy Matthew January 17 2006 Various Artists New York Noise 2 Pitchfork Retrieved January 18 2021 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