Rob Noyes is an American acoustic guitarist hailing from the lush and vibrant music scene of Boston, Massachusetts. With an ascetic dedication to his craft, Noyes harnesses the power of six strings to create enthralling, finger-picked compositions that echo with the rawness of traditional American folk, the dexterity of Fahey-esque Americana, and the meditative spirit of Eastern raga. His music breathes with a contemporary edge, making it resonate deeply with modern audiences while still honoring the profound legacies of acoustic guitar maestros.

Emerging as a distinctive voice in the world of experimental and folk guitar, Noyes made waves with his dynamic debut album, "The Feudal Spirit," in 2017. The follow-up "Arc Minutes" in 2018 only strengthened his reputation as a meticulous craftsman of instrumental narratives. His collaborative album with fellow guitarist Sam Moss, titled simply "Rob Noyes & Sam Moss," released in 2020, showcases the synergy and interplay between two deft string manipulators, amalgamating their distinct styles into a harmonious dialogue. Fostering his trajectory of evocative soundscapes, his 2021 work, "Classic Fevers and Chills," further cements Rob Noyes' status as a vital figure in contemporary American primitive guitar, spinning intricate aural tales that are at once grounded and transcendental.