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Aptly entitled Beautiful Noise, the documentary will focus on the evolution of the genre and focus primarily on the aforementioned kings of shoegaze, My Bloody Valentine, as well as showcasing acts such as The Jesus and Mary Chain, Cocteau Twins, Slowdive, Curve, Pale Saints, Chapterhouse, Lush, Swervedriver and Ride.

"Dollar for dollar, the amount of noise the documentaries make and the amount of ratings they get make them the biggest bargain on the service because they're relatively inexpensive," Albrecht says.

What's will be the next noise-making documentary on CNN? "The Hunting Ground".

Melodie der Welt was a direct influence on the industrial film Philips Radio (1931), directed by Dutch avant-garde filmmaker Joris Ivens and scored by Lichtveld, who described its audiovisual aims: To render the half-musical impressions of factory sounds in a complex audio world that moved from absolute music to the purely documentary noises of nature.

It premiered the documentary A Powerful Noise, which I reviewed.

Besides "Halo," slated to begin production in 2015, other shows that will remain in the XES pipeline include the documentary series "Signal to Noise".

Detroit's music scene comes out of the dive bar and onto the TV screen with the documentary series New American Noise.

This year's crop of documentaries didn't generate the noise or controversy that last year greeted "Catfish" and "Exit Through the Gift Shop" (which also snared an Oscar nomination), but there were films with voluble defenders and detractors.

I realised this when I told other members of my family that I was about to sit down in front of a documentary about wind, and farting noises followed me out of the room.

The film, which includes appearances from Tim & Eric, Patton Oswalt, and Milla Jovovich, was shown at the Noise Pop Festival on February 25 , 2010 along with another documentary produced by Pomerenk, The Heart is a Drum Machine.

Among the other Sundance documentaries that stirred up interest and noise the most disappointing was Amy Berg's "West of Memphis," her look at the West Memphis Three.