Boston noise rock band FAT RANDY celebrates ten years with release of new single, strengthening their connection to…

hat Jiddo’s new album has been a landmark release for the New England hardcore scene. It strikes a precarious balance between unfiltered chaotic energy and powerful narrative elements that stick with you long after the album has finished spinning.
Their intricate guitar work and rhythmic complexity create a dynamic backdrop that supports their lyrical exploration of political disillusionment and personal struggle. Jiddo has managed to capture a raw intensity that is as captivating as it is abrasive, making them a formidable force in the region.
Space Camp
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Space Camp’s unique approach to noise and punk is a breath of fresh air in a scene that can sometimes feel oversaturated with traditional hardcore sounds. Their ability to seamlessly blend elements of post-punk, noise rock, and electronic music into a cohesive sonic palette sets them apart from their peers.
Their latest release, “Onion Eye,” is a swirling vortex of dissonant chords and driving rhythms that create an atmosphere of controlled chaos. Space Camp has proven themselves to be fearless innovators, paving the way for a new wave of experimental hardcore in New England.
Intercourse
The combination of sheer aggression and technical precision found in Intercourse’s music is nothing short of mind-blowing. Their relentless onslaught of chaotic riffs and pummeling drums is a sonic assault on the senses that leaves you gasping for breath.
Their latest EP, “Thorn,” is a masterclass in intensity and ferocity, showcasing a level of musicianship that is as impressive as it is intimidating. Intercourse is a band that demands your attention and refuses to let go until they’ve left their mark on you.
I Have No Mouth
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I Have No Mouth’s brand of noise-infused hardcore is a visceral experience that hits you like a punch to the gut. Their unrelenting aggression and harsh, angular riffs create a sense of unease that is impossible to shake.
Their latest album, “I Believe In Snakes,” is a relentless barrage of sonic fury that leaves you reeling in its wake. I Have No Mouth is a band that thrives on pushing boundaries and challenging expectations, creating music that is as confrontational as it is cathartic.
In a scene as vibrant and diverse as New England’s underground, it’s clear that bands like Doom Beach, Jiddo, Space Camp, Intercourse, and I Have No Mouth are just the tip of the iceberg. The region’s rich musical history and tight-knit community have fostered a spirit of experimentation and innovation that continues to thrive to this day.
As Fat Randy celebrates their tenth year as a band, it’s clear that their journey has been shaped by the relationships and experiences they’ve had in the New England scene. From the noisy, chaotic beginnings of their avant-garde jazz-punk roots to the heavier, noisier sound they embrace today, their evolution as a band mirrors the evolution of the scene itself.
With new singles on the horizon and a full-length album on the horizon for 2026, Fat Randy is poised to continue pushing the boundaries of New England’s underground music scene. With their feet firmly planted in the region’s rich musical history and their eyes set on the future, they are a band that embodies the spirit of innovation and experimentation that defines the scene they call home.