Unsane is an influential noise rock band that emerged from the gritty underground scene of New York City in 1988. Known for their aggressive blend of punk, metal, and noise influences, the band's sound is characterized by dissonant, guitar-driven landscapes and raw, emotive vocals. Fronted by singer and guitarist Chris Spencer, Unsane established themselves with their intense live performances and relentless touring. The rhythm section has seen various members throughout the years, with Vincent Signorelli on drums and Dave Curran on bass contributing significantly to the band's formidable sound.

Unsane's discography is a testament to their enduring impact on the noise rock and alternative metal scenes. The 2022 remaster of their self-titled album, "Unsane," reaffirms the raw power and unyielding intensity that made the original 1991 release a landmark moment in noise rock. Albums such as "Sterilize" (2017), "Wreck" (2012), "Visqueen" (2007), and "Blood Run" (2005) showcase the band’s relentless commitment to their craft, with each record refining their punishing sonic approach. The band also has a reputation for graphic and confrontational album artwork, often reflecting the visceral nature of their music. Revisiting their roots, "Improvised Munitions & Demo" and "Concrete Bed (IM)" provide fans with a glimpse into the formative sounds that sculpted their early aesthetic. Live recordings like "Attack in Japan" capture the raw intensity of Unsane's performances, solidifying their legacy as one of the most formidable acts in the sphere of noise rock.