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Amish Noise is a one man sound machine, churning waves of aural experimentation from every angle: harsh noise, ambient soundscapes, breakbeat rhythms, doom and gloom, fuzz rock, punk and even hip hop. Amish Noise does not fall into one specific category, rather tries to be all categories to encompass the many influences that run rampant thru his amish blood.

The very inklings of Amish Noise stretch as far back as 1998, doing bedroom recordings in Lockport, NY with a friend using only a microphone, a bass, a casio keyboard and some effects pedals all recorded on a boombox. Upon leaving town, The Bearded Amish began to experiment with bedroom 4 track recordings ultimately leading to the 2002 demo. With a 48 hour a week job and no free time it made it hard to do anything significant until The Bearded Amish started ‘9 volt gimmick’ in boston with 2 other individuals (then finally a drummer). This band lasted about a year until the drummer disappeared and The Bearded Amish moved to albuquerque. In abq, The Bearded Amish continued to churn out Amish Noise recordings, now with some serious drum machine skills after purchasing a DR-670 before leaving boston. After some failed attempts at starting another band, The Bearded Amish joined albuquerque punk godfathers, Beefcake in Chains.
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