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Their name is a synonym for hard hitting bass lines, and massive drops. They are easily the best of the best when it comes to Drum & Bass. We are talking of course of Noisia. The Drum & Bass trio is made up of Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen and Thijs de Vlieger, the three coming from Groningen, Neatherlands. Being one, if not the biggest name in the Drum & Bass industry, Noisiahas spread through the world conquering the international EDM scene with hits such as Machine Gun, Split the Atom, Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites Remix, Raise Your Weapon Remix, and Shellshock. Noisia's recent debut album, Split The Atom was received very well by critics, and by fans all together. They have been constantly touring, having made a appearance the past August 27th at Electric Daisy Carnival Puerto Rico 2011 And once again here they are today for an exclusive interview with Forward Musiq.
Hello, thanks for accepting to be part of this interview, it is an honor to have you here today!
Their name is a synonym for hard hitting bass lines, and massive drops. They are easily the best of the best when it comes to Drum & Bass. We are talking of course of Noisia. The Drum & Bass trio is made up of Nik Roos, Martijn van Sonderen and Thijs de Vlieger, the three coming from Groningen, Neatherlands. Being one, if not the biggest name in the Drum & Bass industry, Noisiahas spread through the world conquering the international EDM scene with hits such as Machine Gun, Split the Atom, Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites Remix, Raise Your Weapon Remix, and Shellshock. Noisia's recent debut album, Split The Atom was received very well by critics, and by fans all together. They have been constantly touring, having made a appearance the past August 27th at Electric Daisy Carnival Puerto Rico 2011 And once again here they are today for an exclusive interview with Forward Musiq.
Hello, thanks for accepting to be part of this interview, it is an honor to have you here today!
Forward
Musiq: How was electronic music introduced into your lives?
Noisia: Through
the radio! We first heard it on our national radiostation 3fm.
FM:
Where did you come up with the name, Noisia?
And how did each of you meet and decide to make music together?
N:
The name came from an upside down videotape of the brand ‘Vision’.
We’re still not sure who discovered it exactly. Whichever way it
happened, we met in high school and kind of gravitated towards
eachother, being the only few kids in the school who were into d&b.
FM:
Why did you decide to work on Drum N’ Bass and Dubstep? What
made it stand pout for you guys from the rest of genres?
N:
We used to be all about the bass sounds in d&b. Back then they
were quite modest. If a track had just a simple ‘wop’ sound or
anything filter-y bassline-y, we were all over it. The vibe of a
moody, morphing bass driven d&b track still rubs me in ways no
other genre can.
FM:
Are there artists that served as pillars of inspiration for your
music?
N:
Yes. Back in the days: Ed
Rush & Optical, Konflict,
Stakka & Skynet, Ram
Trilogy, Cause
for Concern, Daft
Punk, The
Prodigy.
Recently we’ve been liking Glitch
Mob, 16
bit, Madeon, Amon
Tobin and
as always Phace & Misanthrop.
FM:
And with whom do you want to collaborate with?
N: 16
bit, Daft
Punk, The
Prodigy & Justice are
still on our wishlist. We’ve just done 3 tracks with Korn,
that was quite awesome.
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