Lärm

Lärm (German for noise) were a Dutch straight edge hardcore band formed in 1981, first playing under the name of Total Chaoz. They referred to their music as "extreme noise", though having nothing to do with noise rock or noise music.

Lärm
OriginNetherlands
GenresThrashcore[1]
Years active1982–1987 2003-2012
Associated actsProfound, Colt Turkey, Manliftingbanner, Seein Red
MembersVocals - Menno
Guitar - Paul
Bass - Jos
Drums - Olav
Vocals - Dorien (early demo only)
Vocals - Roy (as Lärm as Fuck)

Due to members being straight edge, which was something uncommon in the crust punk scene, Lärm were different from many bands at the time. Members went on to form Seein Red and the communist straight edge band Manliftingbanner, who played in a more conventional Hardcore Punk style.

Discography
  • 1984 - Campaign for Musical Destruction (split LP with Stanx; Eenheidsfront Records)
  • 1986 - End the Warzone Compilation 7" (One Step Ahead Records)
  • 1986 - No One Can Be That Dumb 7" (own release)
  • 1986 - Straight on View LP (One Step Ahead Records)
  • 1987 - Nothing Is Hard in This World if You Dare to Scale the Heights 7" (Definite Choice)
  • 1995 - Destroy Sexism 7" (Wicked Witch, demo recordings)
  • 2004 - Lärm as Fuck / Humus split 7" (Wasted Youth Power Records, re-recordings by Seein Red with Roy All Tensed Up on vocals)
  • 2010 - Lärm (Way Back When Records, re-recordings with original singer Menno)

Reissues
  • 1997 - "Extreme Noise" (Coalition Records)
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References
  1. "XBRAINIAX - 99-Song Collection CD". 625 Thrashcore. Retrieved 5 January 2019.
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