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United States Sorority Noise, an American emo band, gained recognition for their contributions to the genre and live performances.
One of the labels that helped usher emo back into relevance, Sorority Noise is mentioned among their diversified rosters.
A label that helped bring emo back into relevance, Sorority Noise is listed among their roster. The band's bio on Topshelf Records states Boucher started Sorority Noise in late 2013 to explore musical styles outside his work in Old Gray.
Another label credited with helping to revive the emo genre, having Sorority Noise among their artists.
Sorority Noise opened for The Wonder Years on their final run of dates before a hiatus.
Sorority Noise toured their 2017 album “YNAAYT” alongside emo great Kevin Devine.
Sorority Noise toured their 2017 album “YNAAYT” alongside Modern Baseball. They are also considered contemporaries of Modern Baseball within the emo revival.
Released a split with Field Medic by Cameron Boucher (of Sorority Noise) where all proceeds went to Covenant House.
A charity that received all proceeds from a split released by Cameron Boucher (Sorority Noise) with Field Medic on Flower Girl Records.
Sorority Noise was an American emo band that originated from Hartford, Connecticut. The band was formed in late 2013 by Cameron Boucher, who sought an outlet to explore musical styles beyond his work in the band Old Gray. He recruited members from Old Gray, including Stan Singer and Ryan Ackerman, to join Sorority Noise. The band quickly established itself within the emo scene.
Throughout their career, Sorority Noise toured extensively and collaborated with notable artists and labels within the emo and independent music communities. They were particularly known for their album “You’re Not As ___ As You Think.” The band undertook significant tours, including opening for The Wonder Years on their final run of dates. Their music was released through various labels, including Run For Cover, Topshelf, and No Sleep Records, which played a role in bringing emo music back into prominence. The band’s lyrics, often described as brutally honest, contributed to their strong connection with audiences.
Sorority Noise announced a hiatus, with their final planned performances including a sold-out show in Michigan. They also toured their 2017 album “YNAAYT” alongside other prominent acts such as Kevin Devine and Modern Baseball. In addition to their album releases and tours, the band engaged in charitable initiatives, such as releasing a split with Field for Valentine’s Day where all proceeds supported Covenant House.
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