Jude Noel

Jude Noel is a music journalist. Below are 89 of 89 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 4 publications. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• kuru: Backstage hologram — Pitchfork · Apr 30, 2026
• HYPER GAL: Our Hyper — Pitchfork · Apr 14, 2026
• DORIS: Everything Else — Pitchfork · Apr 10, 2026
• bunii takes Soundcloud indie to the big leagues — The Fader · Apr 03, 2026
• cootie catcher: Something We All Got — Pitchfork · Mar 09, 2026
• Heavenly: Highway to Heavenly — Pitchfork · Mar 04, 2026
• Lil Tony: Mrs.Key — Pitchfork · Jan 13, 2026
• Swords2: The Long Sleep — Pitchfork · Jan 10, 2026
• WRENS: Half of What You See — Pitchfork · Nov 20, 2025
• Peel Dream Magazine: Taurus — Pitchfork · Oct 08, 2025
• How Plaqueboymax’s livestreams reimagined the rap underground — The Fader · Aug 20, 2025
• STOMACH BOOK: GOODNIGHT HYPNOPOMP — Pitchfork · Jul 14, 2025
• Lucy Gooch: Desert Window — Pitchfork · Jun 18, 2025
• YoungBoy Never Broke Again / Playboi Carti: Playboi Carti and NBA YoungBoy Stake a Claim With “Alive” — Pitchfork · May 22, 2025
• Chuckyy: I Live, I Die, I Live Again — Pitchfork · May 20, 2025
• 2hollis: star — Pitchfork · Apr 04, 2025
• Harto Falión / evilgiane: The Hurtless — Pitchfork · Mar 13, 2025
• Nino Paid: Love Me As I Am — Pitchfork · Feb 20, 2025
• Bloody!: So Wavy Luciano — Pitchfork · Feb 05, 2025
• Khadija Al Hanafi: !OK! — Pitchfork · Jan 30, 2025
• Zach Phillips: True Music — Pitchfork · Jan 09, 2025
• The Era vow to keep pushing the limits of footwork — The Fader · Nov 19, 2024
• Prettifun: FunHouse — Pitchfork · Nov 05, 2024
• 2nd Grade: Scheduled Explosions — Pitchfork · Oct 25, 2024
• Popstar Benny: Oasis — Pitchfork · Oct 17, 2024
• Tony Vaz: Pretty Side of the Ugly Life — Pitchfork · Oct 04, 2024
• Jaeychino: WATCH THE THRONE — Pitchfork · Aug 29, 2024
• Izaya Tiji paints worlds with his voice — No Bells · Nov 19, 2021
• Return of the Swag: Getting silly with Soundcloud’s up-and-comers — No Bells · Oct 25, 2021
• A Listener’s Guide to Specific Records — Bandcamp Daily
• Evangelicals Created a Hallucinogenic Passion Play — Bandcamp Daily
• Matthew J. Rolin’s Midwestern Folkways — Bandcamp Daily
• Indie Rock’s Outcasts Found a Home on Shrimper Records — Bandcamp Daily
• Exploring the World of Indie Pop on Bandcamp — Bandcamp Daily
• Tonstartssbandht, “Petunia” — Bandcamp Daily
• Naivepop or Petitfool Made Now Sounds for Future People — Bandcamp Daily
• Michael Vincent Waller Reveals Trap Music’s Underlying Post-Minimalism — Bandcamp Daily
• Beatrice Deer, “SHIFTING” — Bandcamp Daily
• Artsick, “Fingers Crossed” — Bandcamp Daily
• The Secret World of Chinese Indie Pop — Bandcamp Daily
• Tomato Flower, “Gold Arc” — Bandcamp Daily
• “Healthy Men” is an Unsung Classic of Dreamy Post-Punk — Bandcamp Daily
• The Softer Side of Skramz: Bedroom Pop and Screamo Collide — Bandcamp Daily
• Letting Up Despite Great Faults, “IV” — Bandcamp Daily
• Ramshackle Mystery Tour: A Guide to Of Montreal’s Early Years — Bandcamp Daily
• A Guide to Moveltraxx’s Street Bangers — Bandcamp Daily
• Say Sue Me, “The Last Thing Left” — Bandcamp Daily
• The Elephantine Indie Pop Archives of Spain’s Elefant Records — Bandcamp Daily
• The Rocky History of Gorge Music — Bandcamp Daily
• The Avant-Garde Musical Legacy of The Moomins — Bandcamp Daily
• SRSQ, “Ever Crashing” — Bandcamp Daily
• The Orchids, “Dreaming Kind” — Bandcamp Daily
• The Garden are Orange County’s Most Uncategorizable Punk Rock Legends — Bandcamp Daily
• The Former Pro Skater to Bandcamp Pipeline: A Listener’s Guide — Bandcamp Daily
• Team Fat’s Goofball Children’s Music Revolutionized Video Game Audio — Bandcamp Daily
• The Many Chapters of Chapter Music — Bandcamp Daily
• Digging Through Jangle Pop Legend Mark Mulcahy’s Expansive Archives — Bandcamp Daily
• Black Belt Eagle Scout, “The Land, The Water, The Sky” — Bandcamp Daily
• Belle and Sebastian’s Chris Geddes Picks His Bandcamp Favorites — Bandcamp Daily
• Terry, “Call Me Terry” — Bandcamp Daily
• DJ Girl and Nondi_ are Planet Mu’s Next Generation — Bandcamp Daily
• Exploring Japanese Netlabel Deep Cuts — Bandcamp Daily
• Japan’s Galaxy Train Label Bridged Generations of DIY Culture — Bandcamp Daily
• The World of Mutant Disco on Bandcamp — Bandcamp Daily
• Grrrl Gang is Indonesia’s Rowdiest Indie Pop Band — Bandcamp Daily
• Uni Boys, “Buy This Now!” — Bandcamp Daily
• The Boy Who Could Fly’s “BRAIN CLOUD” Bridged Fantasy and the Mundane — Bandcamp Daily
• Frances Chang, “Psychedelic Anxiety” — Bandcamp Daily
• Linda Smith, “Nothing Else Matters” & “I So Liked Spring” — Bandcamp Daily
• A Tour of Brad Laner’s Personal Archive — Bandcamp Daily
• Harriet Records Keeps Making Indie Pop History — Bandcamp Daily
• Secret Things: A Guide to Robert Scott Rarities — Bandcamp Daily
• Siren for Charlotte is Redefining Shoegaze — Bandcamp Daily
• Mo Dotti, “opaque” — Bandcamp Daily
• An Introduction to Amiga Hardcore — Bandcamp Daily
• Kestrels, “Better Wonder” — Bandcamp Daily
• Remembering Cola Boyy, King of Oxnard Indie — Bandcamp Daily
• Salem 66, Lost Queens of College Rock — Bandcamp Daily
• King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, “Phantom Island” — Bandcamp Daily
• The Dreamy, Eccentric Sounds of Late 70s Private Press Records — Bandcamp Daily
• The Lemonheads, “Love Chant” — Bandcamp Daily
• Indy is Next — Bandcamp Daily
• Macy Rodman, “SCALD” — Bandcamp Daily
• Footwork’s New Wave — Bandcamp Daily
• Cub, “Come Out Come Out (30th Anniversary Edition)” — Bandcamp Daily
• Various Artists, “HELP(2)” — Bandcamp Daily
• Clover Records Is An Indie Pop Good-Luck Charm — Bandcamp Daily
• How Nic Dalton’s Half A Cow Became an Australian Indie Mainstay — Bandcamp Daily
• Teen Suicide Comes Out of Hiding — Bandcamp Daily