Brian Goss

The band's first 45 single, East of First/Savior at Night, featured Billy Fica (Television) and Eric Miles Levy (Orgy, Lit ). The Noise released their self-titled debut album on 27 February 2015.

On 29 November 2011, Goss released an EP called Children of The Sun.

In 2009, Goss released his first full solo album called The Firing Line. For the introspective album, Goss enlisted his brother, Tom Goss, to help out on the album. The two had not recorded together since the making of Blowtorch Consequence.

For, what would be their last release, the band recorded at IWII Studios in New Jersey. The 1998 album called Blue Collar, Black Future was engineered by Roy Cicala,(John Lennon) and produced by Genya Ravan. The album’s cover featured a photo by Mick Rock.

Goss continued to play with the band until Babieri’s death in 1997.

However, on 17 July 1994, Valle died after being stabbed in California. The album that followed was the 1995 album, Blowtorch Consequence, which used a minimalist and atmospheric feel to address the themes of mourning and loss.

In 1994 Goss joined seminal New York hardcore band, Warzone. Goss and lead singer, Raymond "Raybeez" Barbieri, met when they worked at The Ritz and Goss joined the band upon the recommendation of Todd Youth (Motörhead, Ace Frehley).

With Goss on both guitar and vocals, Tom on drums and long-time friend Tony Ricci on bass, Dripping Goss released their 1991 debut album Flake. Released on BTG Records (Brian and Tommy Goss Records), Flake was described as "a manifestation of acid rock brilliance".

While the Warm Jets only lasted for two years, their short existence in New York had put them on the map, evidenced by the fact that during this time they played on the same bill as bands like The Ramones, Pussy Galore, Circle X, Live Skull and also with Jane’s Addiction on their 1989 Nothing’s Shocking tour.

The band split up in 1989 when Tom Goss left to play with Jack Bruce (Cream).

Upon moving to New York, they took up residence in the abandoned Talking Heads loft in Long Island City. They found themselves at the heart of the burgeoning industrial noise scene and they signed with Bob Mould’s (Hüsker Dü), label SOL records. In 1988 they released their first single, Wacked.

Goss formed his first successful band with his brothers Robert (Bass) and Tommy (Drums) and lifelong friend, Michael Billera (vocals) in 1987. While the band remained in Palenville for their first year, in 1988 they moved to New York City.

Brian Goss (October 5, 1970) is an American guitarist, songwriter and composer who is known for being a member of the bands Dripping Goss and Warzone. He is currently the guitarist for The Noise.