In the organizer's words:

LOVE IS NOISE is an exercise in empathy, both lyrically and musically. The band's Century Media debut, "To live in a different way", combines the raw riffs and volume of their DIY beginnings with shoegaze-like melodies, hints of Britpop and a beating (and bleeding) heart bursting forth from Cam Humphrey's plaintive vocals. "To live in a different way" was produced by the band together with sound engineer Kel Pinchin and mixed by John Markson (Drug Church, Drain, The Story So Far) and is a surprising debut album. From the opening track 'Devotion', in which Humphrey's voice evokes passion and positivity, to the second track 'Soft Glow', the album's first single, in which he sings: 'You are the one that shines on me', before launching into a throat-slitting explosion of emotion amidst a crushing battery of cutting guitars and pounding drums, it's clear from the outset that the heartbeat of LOVE IS NOISE is thunderous.