House Of Noizz: Show cancelled again

House of Noizz History

The Rock’n’Roll party HOUSE OF NOIZZ was started by Max Thrasher on Access Community Radio, 104.6 Planet FM in March 2001.
Max, who moved to New Zealand from Moscow (Russia) in the end of 1998, has been involved in the broadcasting industry for well over 10 years. Professional musician and Rock journalist, Thrasher was one of the key-figures in the Russian Metal underground, and was forced to leave his motherland due to the political difficulties he had been experiencing in post-communist Russia.

Brendon Williams, the Manowar maniac, was introduced to the listeners in October 2003.

2004 was arguably the most important year for Max and Brendon. They managed to score interviews with artists that had been given little or no publicity at all in New Zealand. For once, the public could tune into House Of Noizz one week and hear an interview with Eric Adams of Manowar, then the next week The Great Kat, then King Diamond, then Phil Anselmo of Pantera, and so on... the stream of great interviews with the world's greatest Metal artists was growing as the guys' ambition took over and they really started to see what they could accomplish for the promotion of Metal.

November 2004 saw the release of Slaughterama, Issue One. This was a milestone both for House Of Noizz and also for New Zealand Heavy Metal. The magazine was an overnight success and is still going to this day. Many Metal fans from throughout the world have since caught on...

MORE ADDITIONS TO THE HISTORY OF HOUSE OF NOIZZ COMING SOON!!!

07 June 2012

Show cancelled again