About this album
Sound:
"A raw and dissonant blend of punk energy and experimental textures that challenges conventional song structures."
Where they were
When 'Nouns' was released in 2008, No Age was gaining traction following their debut album, 'Weirdo Rippers'. This sophomore effort solidified their reputation within the Los Angeles underground scene, showcasing their evolution in sound while maintaining a DIY ethos.
Why it matters
'Nouns' received critical acclaim, appearing on many year-end lists and helping to define the noise rock genre of the late 2000s. Its influence is seen in subsequent indie bands that embraced a lo-fi aesthetic combined with melodic elements.
Essential tracks
- "Teen Creeps" — This track exemplifies No Age's signature blend of catchy melodies and abrasive noise, making it a standout anthem for the album.
- "Eraser" — With its driving rhythm and poignant lyrics, 'Eraser' captures the essence of youthful angst and experimentation that permeates the album.
- "Brain Burner" — 'Brain Burner' showcases the duo's ability to create frenetic energy within a compact format, reflecting their punk roots fused with experimental tendencies.
Release Date
May 8, 2008
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Miner 1:50
- 2 Eraser 2:40
- 3 Teen Creeps 3:25
- 4 Things I Did When I Was Dead 2:27
- 5 Cappo 2:42
- 6 Keechie 3:27
- 7 Sleeper Hold 2:26
- 8 Errand Boy 2:41
- 9 Here Should Be My Home 2:03
- 10 Impossible Bouquet 2:09
- 11 Ripped Knees 2:53
- 12 Brain Burner 1:51
