Provo Music Magazine Articles

Two Voices highlights both the classic and unique sounds of Noble Bodies. They were able to develop their sound, and it sounds like they were able to come back with a renewed sense of their identity as a group.

The entire Past, Present, Future… EP sounds like a time capsule from a period that is both familiar and unknown, both nostalgic and futuristic.

Noble Bodies drags listeners in with vocals reminiscent of Paramore. Like Paramore, Noble Bodies is a three-member band featuring a vocalist with brightly colored hair. Unlike Paramore, Noble Bodies comes from Utah.

While some people may have been unsure of what to do during quarantine conditions, others were dropping rap songs just months into the pandemic.

Ethanol is a bass-boosted, skillfully auto-tuned ride from start to finish, with each song dependably offering funky sounds, distortion and choppy sound bites.

Sleepy Eyes — in all its punky, garage-y glory — is 40 minutes of chaos and stage presence compressed into 17 tracks.

Insomnia sounds nostalgic even upon first listen. As a whole, the record is a cohesive indie rock project that can be the perfect soundtrack to your late nights.

If there’s a list of inaccurately named projects by local artists somewhere, Summer’s End by RALLY should be at the top of it. And that’s not a bad thing.

Kasadoom’s Space Cowboy Death Cult presents exactly what you’d expect from an album with such a name — and a bit more.