The best Noise Pop albums
of the 2020s.
Where to start with 2020–2029 noise pop — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2020s — noise pop
Top picks from 2020–2029, ranked by where we would start.
The Jesus and Mary Chain
Glasgow Eyes
A swirling blend of feedback-drenched guitars and melancholic melodies that captures the essence of nostalgia and rebellion.
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Bob Mould
Here We Go Crazy
A raw blend of punk energy and melodic introspection that captures the chaos of modern life.
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Bob Mould
Blue Hearts
A raw and urgent exploration of contemporary anxieties wrapped in punchy melodies and Mould's distinctive vocal grit.
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Dan Snaith
Suddenly
An ethereal blend of shimmering synths and organic textures creates a dreamlike soundscape infused with introspection.
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Dan Snaith
Cherry
Ethereal soundscapes intertwine with vibrant rhythms, creating a lush tapestry of electronic textures and dreamy melodies.
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Kero Kero Bonito
Civilisation II
A vibrant fusion of electronic pop and playful noise, where whimsical melodies collide with introspective themes.
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Yeule
Softscars
Ethereal textures blend with glitchy beats and introspective lyrics, creating a dreamlike soundscape that feels both personal and expansive.
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Yeule
Glitch Princess
A shimmering tapestry of glitchy textures and ethereal vocals creates a hauntingly beautiful exploration of identity and self-perception.
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Speedy Ortiz
Rabbit Rabbit
A vibrant blend of noise pop and alternative rock, filled with witty lyrics and eclectic instrumentation that invites closer listening.
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Black Dresses
Forever in Your Heart
A chaotic blend of noise pop, brimming with emotional rawness and experimental textures that challenge conventional song structures.
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Black Dresses
Peaceful as Hell
A chaotic tapestry of noise-pop that melds abrasive textures with introspective lyrics and melodic hooks.
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