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This term describes a chaotic wall of sound that is typically perceived as intrusive or overwhelming. It differs from a simple loud noise by implying a sustained, discordant quality that drowns out other sounds, often creating a sense of agitation or confusion for the listener.

As a noun, it is typically treated as an uncountable mass of sound, though it can occasionally be used countably when referring to specific instances of noise. When used as a verb, it describes the act of producing this jarring noise, often in the context of repetitive or rhythmic striking.