Singer Boris Bouma had just entered Billboard at 34 and was touring with his band EPIDEMIC. Bass player John "Tumor" Fahnestock had toured the world as a founding member of SNOT and later AMEN, and was now doing the same with LO-PRO. However, when a widespread panic hit the recording industry, Elektra and Geffen Records left both their bands homeless.

Having lived through the death of Lynn Strait, singer from SNOT, and the loss of two Recording contracts, John took a break from music and started a T-shirt business, 313 Merch.

Boris, having moved to Hollywood from his native Holland across the atlantic to chase his dreams, devoted himself to drug use, and music for TV, Film, and Cartoons.

Forming any type of band wasn't on the agenda, until the universe placed the two backstage at a Nine Inch Nails show, where they both worked as roadies to finance their new careers. Not only had the paths that lead them there been similar, they shared a taste for music. "King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime", by Faith No More being one of their favorites.

Boris had been piling up material, and with the help of Aaron Slipp, who after being PRONG's touring guitarist now was a free agent, the first NOISE WITHIN demo's were made with a drum computer.

After a long search, a drummer was found in Tommy Sickles, who played in NOTHINGFACE, and did some laps of the world's stages as well.

"We are doing this for our pleasure, at our convenience", the one-year sober Boris says. "In my previous bands music became a job, and the studio may as well have been a cubicle. NOISE WITHIN didn't meet through the classifieds or management, we're friends. Van-proof. I long to smell these guys asses and feet".

About the dying industry, he raves. "I think it's awesome. Kids have been ripped off for years, and stealing music is a natural result. Everything changes, and Labels that resist that will go under. In the end, music will survive. There will always be music".

"The last label I was on gave us half a million in advance, ridiculous. We ended up sculpting our music to the taste of marketing guys. NOISE WITHIN recorded a demo in six hours, for one-hundred and fifty bucks, old school"

In 2009 Pedro Vasquez replaced Tommy Sickles, Aaron Slipp left and the band made it's ive debut as a three piece in October. Currently, Noise Within is playing around southern California and is working on a new release.