Noise by Lxnnnie

'Noise' consists of 11 blown-out and distorted lo-fi songs recorded between 1998 and 2004. 'Money Grows on Trees' is the obvious stand out track, however, there are a few other gems in this collection. Lxnnnie has stated that over the years this one has grown on him and become one of his favorites of the earlier albums. 'Forever Endeavor', 'Milk', and 'A Comment on Chance' were written during one of his many manic episodes under one of his more notorious alternate personalities which he named Ristopher Chrobin; a sort of mad philosophical scientist, if you will. Any other songs in his discography that have this kind of psychotic Dr. Seuss rhyming courted with a bombastic stomp beat, you can assume the same. Other notes worthy of mention would be: 'Tomorrow's Gotta Die' which starts off with an intro by Lxnnnie and his daughter, Daliah Meadow Azmerelda, whom was 6 years old at the time. Counting the song off with Lxnnnie as she plays some strange percussion instrument. Also, following that song is the low-fi beauty 'Missing' which was written about Daliah's mother.

All songs written by Lxnnnie except 'Congratulations' which was written by Lxnnnie’s cousin Keith Mazza when he was 11 years old in 1994. All songs produced and recorded by Lxnnnie except 'Stop Rock and Roll" which was a rough mix produced and recorded by Fafu in DUMBO Brooklyn, NY. Good enough for Noise.

Lxnnnie is an artist, songwriter, and poet from the US. Known for being one of the OG bedroom recording artists of the 90's outsider music community, he has self-released many albums under assorted aliases in multiple genres of music. He's also had songs featured in major motion pictures and produced music for a number of TV commercials.

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