Course setters of the American noise scene, Black Dice assume a different form on almost every album. They first emerged as a violent hardcore band in the late '90s, but soon shed that skin completely, embracing a cross-section of repetitive percussion, groggy electronics, and noisy ambience on their 2002 high-water mark Beaches & Canyons. Later releases saw the group reshape their sound into harsh trance and wildly experimental techno, evolving on albums like 2012's Mr. Impossible and 2021's Mod Prog Sic.