Port Noir

Port Noir

Albums

2013 Puls

2016 Any Way the Wind Carries

2019 The New Routine

2022 Cuts

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Reviews / Album

Album Review: Port Noir - 'The New Routine'

One of 2019's most exciting rock records.

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Point Noir - Any Way The Wind Carries

"The Swedish hard-rock, three-piece band have produced 12 chugging, mid-tempo guitar tracks that aspire to be anthems."

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