Noise with drums?

[absurdexposition]

Urine Cop.

Members of The Endless Blockade (drums) and Winters In Osaka (noise). Super lo-fi.

[Poor Little Music]

I've enjoyed getting some recommendations from this thread.
Locally (southern Ontario) I've seen a few acts that play with drums and it is always interesting to me to watch and kind of perks my interest more than seen pedal pushing and knob tweeking (not that there is anything wrong with that) I enjoy the physicality of the drums and the large array of sounds you can get out of the kit. Multiple drummers are really great to watch!

Playing with drummers is a treat, personally I've just mostly stuck to free jazz and drums stuff.

Hamilton, Ontario locals Slut Mouth doing their non music music guitar drums thingy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5PshWDYSac

[MagiaNuda]

Sword Heaven is a given. Simply astounding.

Seconding Urine Cop. Thems my boys.

Ratatosk from Chicago has a bit of a free jazz vibe. Improvised harsh electronics and drums. Chaotic.

The album "Beaches and Canyons" by Black Dice has a nice amount of drums/electronics work.

Always looking out for this kind of stuff. Drums and noise is a very cool combo.

[enmity]

Robedoor is not really considered noise / harsh noise but they have used drumming a lot lately especially on the Pagan Drugs 7".
This band is know more for there drones but as of the newest materials released you can hear and see this band growing not just staying where they always have. Good topic!

[ARKHE]

What about heavier industrial music, with proper drum rhythms? A recording of SHIFT performing live with Fleshpress members (guitar + drums on top of regular Shift rumble) has been circulating... Without turning "industrial rock" (whatever you define that as...!).