Studio Albums
- Kill the Noise (2011) – Debut studio album released on Owsla and Dim Mak Records.
- Occult Classic (2015) – Second studio album; includes singles “Jump” (featuring Feed Me) and “Mine” (featuring Dawit).
Extended Plays (EPs)
- Kill the Noise EP (2010) – Early EP featuring tracks such as “Mouth of Madness”.
- Baterz / Out for Blood EP (2018) – Collaborative EP with Baterz, released on Deadbeats.
Compilation Albums
- Kill the Noise – The Mix 2014 (2014) – Mixed compilation showcasing releases from Owsla and associated artists.
Selected Singles (chronological)
| Year | Title | Featured Artist(s) | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | “Bass Head” | – | Owsla |
| 2011 | “Kill It” | – | Owsla |
| 2012 | “Bottom Heavy” | – | Dim Mak |
| 2013 | “Edge of Reality” | – | Dim Mak |
| 2013 | “Battle Cry” | – | Dim Mak |
| 2014 | “Dying to Live” | – | Dim Mak |
| 2015 | “Jump” | Feed Me | Owsla |
| 2015 | “Mine” | Dawit | Owsla |
| 2016 | “Hate Me” | JDevil | Dim Mak |
| 2016 | “You Got It” | The Word Alive | OWSLA |
| 2017 | “Numb” | Jauz & B-Sides | OWSLA |
| 2018 | “Baterz / Out for Blood” | Baterz (collab) | Deadbeats |
| 2019 | “POWDER” | Halsey (remix) | Capitol Records |
| 2020 | “Dream” | K?d | Monstercat |
| 2021 | “Are You Satisfied?” | Jauz | OWSLA |
| 2022 | “Crank It Up” | Chromeo | Dim Mak |
| 2023 | “Feel the Joy” | Featuring K?d | Monstercat |
Remixes (selected)
- Skrillex – “Bangarang” (Kill the Noise Remix) (2011)
- Kaskade – “Eyes” (Kill the Noise Remix) (2012)
- The Chainsmokers – “Closer” (Kill the Noise Remix) (2016)
- Zeds Dead – “Rescue” (Kill the Noise Remix) (2020)
Collaborations / Production Credits
- Co‑produced “Raise Your Hands” for Bassnectar (2015).
- Featured on “You Got It” with The Word Alive (2017).
- Co‑produced “Mortal Kombat” (2021) with K?d for the Mortal Kombat 11 soundtrack.
Notes
- Kill the Noise (real name Jacob Stanczak) is primarily associated with the electronic dance music subgenres of dubstep, trap, and electro house.
- He has released music on notable electronic labels including OWSLA, Dim Mak, Monstercat, and Deadbeats.
- Chart information for individual releases varies; several singles have entered the Billboard Dance/Electronic Songs chart, though exact positions are not uniformly documented in publicly available encyclopedic sources.
