Biography
Hallucinex started as a one-man guitar looping project of Taylor Noll during college in Savannah, GA. Hallucinex teetered the line between pop songs and ambient soundscapes, often performing solo backed by a drum track created by himself live on his loop pedal. However, Noll soon added Paul Goerner (of Blackrune) on drums, morphing Hallucinex’s songs into an energetic new blend of krautrock and fuzzy 90's indie rock. 'Online Birthday,' a fifteen-minute EP of lush bedroom pop, was released October 8th 2013 digitally worldwide, as well as on limited edition cassette via Furious Hooves.
Although the Hallucinex moniker has been sidelined. You can still find Noll performing around Richmond and on the road with fellow indie poppers Addy.
Press & Accolades
“Elements of krautrock are combined with the ever popular 90’s dreampop, guitar fuzz in the style of MBV [My Bloody Valentine] to bring 15 minutes of pure bliss. Far from revival, the record has an undeniable topping of modernity, with tracks like “Internet Girl” (a stand-out) almost cinematic in their emotional evocation.”
– Happy Mag, review of ‘Online Birthday’ EP. (2014)
“Noll’s sound (which has, against his will, been compared to The Album Leaf) creates an undeniable atmosphere that fills a void in Savannah’s heavily concentrated punk/metal scene.”
– District, Interview with Taylor Noll. (2013)