White noise (disambiguation)

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White noise is a signal or sound with a flat frequency spectrum.

White noise may also refer to:

• White noise (slang), a meaningless or distracting commotion or chatter
• White Noise (novel), a 1985 novel by Don DeLillo
• White noise machine, privacy and sleep aid that makes use of white noise or similar masking signals
• White Noise, name of the supporters group of the New Zealand national football team, All Whites

In music

• White Noise (band), an early electronic music band
• White Noise Records, a record label
• White Noise: A Cautionary Musical, a rock musical about a pair of sisters who mix music with white power rhetoric, based on the real-life band Prussian Blue
• White Noise, a 2002 studio album by Alpinestars
• White Noise (The Living End album), 2008
  • "White Noise" (The Living End song)
• White Noise (Linkin Park song), a 2014 promotional single by Linkin Park from Mall: Music from the Motion Picture.
• White Noise (Gary Numan album), 2008
• White Noise (Cop Shoot Cop album)
• "White Noise" (Disclosure song), 2013
• White Noise (EP), a 2007 EP by Scottish singer David Sneddon
• Sound of White Noise, a 1993 album by the Thrash metal band Anthrax
• White Noise, a band formed by Doogie White, Scottish rock vocalist

In film

• White Noise (film), a 2005 film starring Michael Keaton
  • White Noise: The Light, the sequel
• White Noise, a 2004 film starring Rahul Bose
• White Noise, a racist fictional character from The Venture Bros. episode "Powerless in the Face of Death"