Noise (2024 Remastered Deluxe Edition) Archive

• 1 Noise (2024 Remaster) 06:43
• 2 Fuck U (2024 Remaster) 05:14
• 3 Waste (2024 Remaster) 09:57
• 4 Sleep (2024 Remaster) 06:51
• 5 Here (2024 Remaster) 01:02
• 6 Get Out (2024 Remaster) 04:30
• 7 Conscience (2024 Remaster) 04:17
• 8 Pulse (2024 Remaster) 04:50
• 9 Wrong (2024 Remaster) 00:56
• 10 Love Song (2024 Remaster) 06:20
• 11 Me And You (2024 Remaster) 07:59
• 12 I Don't Care (2024 Remaster) 04:44
• 13 Let Me Burn (2024 Remaster) 04:47
• 14 Rabbit Hole (2024 Remaster) 03:47
• 15 Upside Down (2024 Remaster) 05:26
• Total Runtime 01:17:23

Info for Noise (2024 Remastered Deluxe Edition)

"Noise" is the fourth album from London psychedelic/rock/trip-hop group Archive. Noise marked the moment Archive transformed from a creative outlet for founding duo Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths into a fully-fledged collective with a shared songwriting remit. In an unexpected move for a collective that relies heavily on electronic productions, Archive later re-released Noise in an unplugged version.

This new 2024 remaster reissue captures the raw energy of key tracks like ‘Noise’, ‘Fuck U’ and ‘Get Out’. Known for its intense soundscapes, the album continues to resonate with listeners looking for something immersive and thought provoking.

Archive

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Archive
Trip hop group from the UK. Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths formed Archive in 1994 together with female singer Roya Arab and young rapper Rosko John. Due to some dispute among themselves, the band broke up in 1996. Later (1999), Darius and Danny reformed Archive along with Susanne Wooder and Matheu Martin to produce their second album "Take My Head". After "Take My Head" the line up of the Band changed again including now singer Craig Walker (former front man for Power of Dreams). In 2001 they produced their third album, "You All Look The Same To Me", a more rock oriented disc than electronic or pop. Two years later, "Noise" and "Unplugged" are the follow ups to "You All Look The Same To Me", and they are keeping the same musical formation as before. The band composed also in 2003 the soundtrack to the French film Michel Vaillant.

Archive began their Europe tour in November 2004 without Walker, and without notifying ticket holders. Increasing shouts of 'Where's Craig?" from bemused fans at the concerts in Poland and France finally prompted a notice on the website that Craig absence was "due to unforeseen circumstances". Another statement from Darius Keeler hinted at personal problems keeping Walker from touring. In an interview with the TV station arte in late 2005, Keeler and Griffiths stated that Walker is in fact no longer with Archive and is working on a solo album, whereas Walker has stated that he left Archive due to personal differences with management and other band members.

In autumn of 2004, Archive announced that Dave Pen (Birdpen) would replace Walker on the Noise tour - due to the continuing personal problems between Walker and the rest of the band. During this same tour, Keeler and Griffiths met the singer Pollard Berrier at one of their shows in Vienna, Austria. The three began writing and rehearsing together, and were recording in Southside Studios (4), London, by September 2005.

Finally, in 2006, they release "Lights", their latest disc, including most of the previous line up (with Darius Keeler, Danny Griffiths, Maria Q, who was a chorist on "Take My Head", Dave Penney, singer on "Y.A.L.T.S" and "Noise" and Pollard Berrier).

This album contains no booklet.