The Red Noise project's sole LP, 'Sound-on-Sound,' showcased Bill Nelson's embrace of then-emerging synthesizer technology and electronic rhythms, merging post-punk sensibilities with nascent synth-pop and new wave aesthetics.
- The album was recorded at Nelson's personal recording studio, the Equator, in Yorkshire.
- 'Sound-on-Sound' was produced by Bill Nelson himself.
- The album predates Nelson's more widely known solo work of the early 1980s.
Bill Nelson's Red Noise was a short-lived project by the prolific and influential guitarist and producer Bill Nelson. Emerging in the late 1970s, the project represented a turn towards electronic and experimental sounds, bridging Nelson's prior work with Be-Bop Deluxe and his later solo career.
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