Hailing from the south coast, Noise Factory United are new to our blog through their post-punk single, Fractures.
By Graeme Smith
Fractures brings together ‘60s psychedelia, ‘70s punk a la The Homosexuals, ‘80s Talking Heads-esque storytelling and ‘00s jangly indie rock. It feels right at place in the modern post-punk era that includes the likes of Sleaford Mods.
Spoken word verses trade blows with sung, electronic-infused chorus in a way that keeps things interesting, and an unexpected foray into disco at the end of the track is the icing on the cake.
Lyrically, it holds up a mirror to modern Capitalism and consumerism, and we see something horribly disfigured.
Fractures will feature on Noise Factory United’s debut EP, Visions, set for release early 2026.
And for more thoughtful tracks with a story to tell, be sure to follow our Decomposition playlist on Spotify.
