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Noye
Noye formed around vocalist and songwriter Daniel O'Sullivan, with Stuart Carter on bass, Matt Brennan on drums, and Tom Falle on guitar. They released albums...
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Noye formed around vocalist and songwriter Daniel O'Sullivan, with Stuart Carter on bass, Matt Brennan on drums, and Tom Falle on guitar. They released albums like 'Beneath the Skin' in 2007, 'Palimpsest' in 2010, and 'Ghost in the Machine' in 2013. Their song 'Dead Stones' became a notable track, though the band's sound often seemed to resist easy categorization.
Their music included songs such as 'Fracture,' 'Mire,' and 'Spinners.' They put out later records like 'Carrion' in 2016 and 'Blurred in Death' in 2019. The band maintained a certain distance from mainstream expectations, which sometimes created friction with industry figures.
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