We are very excited to release 'Impossible Bottle' a brand new song from our forthcoming album Land of Nod. Here's the LINK Please enjoy responsibly!

Enormous thanks to SoFarSounds sounds for putting on this show and producing this video! 

I am incredibly excited to announce the release of our first official MUSIC VIDEO!!! Enormous thanks to Director Dan Lotz and Lotz Media for this truly beautiful creation, to Matthew Joseph Dealy and Kaylee Lynch for your superb acting, to Noah A. Harris for the stunning cinematography, and to everyone else involved. You wouldn't believe how much time and effort these people put into making this project a reality, so please LIKE, COMMENT, and SHARE!!!

Signal-to-Noise recently had the pleasure of opening of for Australian internationally touring band Little May at Chicago's famous Schubas Tavern. Here's a video from that night of us performing Biologic. Huge thanks to Aaron Ehinger for filming!

Signal-to-Noise's Kayla Comerford put together an incredible benefit show at The Burlington to raise money for a close friend with some serious medical bills resulting from his battle against cancer. As part of our performance we played a brand new song called 'I Will Protect Your Memories'. Check it out!

Our first show ever as a live band! Check out this video of Signal-to-Noise playing The Underground Lounge as the musical support for their Sunday Night Variety Show.

Here's a live performance of 'Biologic' at the Civilizations Music and Art Festival in Chicago featuring Kayla Comerford, Matthew Dealy, and Michael Downing

Signal-to-Noise is doing an acoustic set and radio performance on Q4 Radio (Chicago AM1680, streams online at http://que4.org/) for the Flabby Hoffman Radio Extravaganzo to promote the Civilizations Music/Art festival. More info here:

https://www.facebook.com/flabbyhoffmansradioextravagonzo?fref=ts
https://www.facebook.com/events/493054324181208/

Check out this awesome review of the debut album 'I Won't Let the World Become a Prison' from Jamsphere Magazine

"...Eccentric and familiar at the same time; this full length album is nothing short of spellbinding. Borrowing heavily from electronic, rock and alternative pop elements the album packs a futuristic vintage punch. Downing’s voice is always in superb harmonic reverence to the past, while the music constitutes the very same greatness. The music is full of mystical spirit; graceful and at times melancholic while at others invigorating, all finely spun into a genius work of art unlike anything else; easily one of the most original and beautiful electro-rock and alternative pop albums to come along in a long time.

Shimmering, ethereal harmonies combine with delicately eclectic rhythms and thoughtfully arranged instrumentation, while Signal-to-Noise’s lyrical imagery conjures up emotional rollercoaster rides. Ultimately “I Won’t Let the World Become a Prison” really defies description. It’s at the same time electronic, baroque, very folk and almost progressive rock in its approach! Listen to ‘Biologic’, then move on to ‘Presque Vu’, now listen to ‘Firebox’. Hear what I mean?

Signal-to-Noise is pretty unlike anything you’re currently listening to. Amazing melodic and harmonic structures, varied chord progressions, poignant lyrics and stunning vocals are only part of why this project is so different to the rest. Something about the music feels very airy and woodsy, which is very hard to explain. Each listen reveals something new.

There are hardly the words to describe how utterly impressive this album is. Making it is extremely difficult not to succumb to a feeling of uncontrolled euphoria when listening to “I Won’t Let the World Become a Prison”, which possesses a sound that is at once hypnotic and intoxicating.

It is virtually impossible to have only one or two favorites among the 11 tracks on this album but if I had to pick just two – for the lyrics, the empathy and the emotion, it would be “Something To Say” and “Night Owl”.

Sleek and almost soothing, but clearly influenced by rock, with a dreamlike quality and an indelible dash of contemporary electronic flavors, Signal-to-Noise delivers smooth, wavy echoes of lusciously thick sound you can almost taste!