cacophonous

• Although their music is loud, noisy and cacophonous, they are a band filled with impressively talented musicians. —  DOA
• "Goodbye Solo" begins innocuously enough, but quickly devolves into a soul-searching, cacophonous, theoretical debate on the very future of film -- so much uproar sparked by a sweet little movie about a chatty Winston-Salem cabby (Souléymane Sy Savané) and his unusual friendship with one of his fares (Red West). —  Filmspotting
• Another annoyance is inconsiderate guys who walk around with a loud portable music player; the music itself is often cacophonous, hence annoying, Those who are annoyed by such fashion and bad taste can now call the police and have the offenders cited. —  Kevin D. Rollins
• Fans of Cline's instrumental group, The Nels Cline Singers, should note that this effort is equally acoustic and electrifying, and less jazz-cacophonous than his trio settings. —  Audiophile Audition Headlines
• Something that web workers deal with throughout the day but don't spend a lot of time talking about is the deluge of e-mail alerts, updates, and notifications that batter us like a cacophonous rain of data throughout the day, much of it due to the social media web sites that keep a modern web worker dialed in and informed. —  GigaOM Network

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