noise ladder
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Make some noise! Noise Ladder is a channel dedicated to exploring and celebrating noise culture in all its forms. From the raw energy of noise in music to its disruptive presence in visual art and beyond, we dive into how noise influences the world a
Here are some interesting facts about lnoise:
1. White noise helps with sleep and concentration
2. Noise comes in different types: white, pink, brown — each affects us in its own way.
3. Noise is harmful above 85 dB — it can cause stress and health issues.
4. Silence is rare in cities, and noise pollution is a serious problem.
5. Noise can boost creativity and even affect how we perceive food.
1. White noise helps with sleep and concentration
2. Noise comes in different types: white, pink, brown — each affects us in its own way.
3. Noise is harmful above 85 dB — it can cause stress and health issues.
4. Silence is rare in cities, and noise pollution is a serious problem.
5. Noise can boost creativity and even affect how we perceive food.
Some say electronic music is pure noise. But is heaven for my ears. 👂🏽
The noise here is only in the images, sound is quite the opposite, or not, depends on one's point of view... 😉
⚡ Thunder Dance 👇 🎧 🫶
⚡ Thunder Dance 👇 🎧 🫶
best performance i have seen
IDLES is the band that make you have fun
thats my kind of "noise"
IDLES is the band that make you have fun
thats my kind of "noise"
Noise in technicolor
White noise can be beneficial for sleep and concentration, but it may irritate some people. 😴🔊
Which team do you belong to do you love white noise or prefer silence? /noiseladder
Which team do you belong to do you love white noise or prefer silence? /noiseladder
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