noise

(そうおん) Usually used like this:都市の騒音 (the din of the big city). 騒音 does not refer to specific noises, but the general teeth-grinding day-in-and-day-out sonic stress from 1,000 sources:street construction, honking horns, loudspeaker announcements, shopkeepers yelling at passers-by, screeching trains, etc.
 
(ざつおん) Most Westerners use this when they should be using 騒音。 雑音 is only used in science:signal-to-noise ratio. The surface noise of an old vinyl record. Static noise on the radio. Noise in the narrow sense of something that interferes with a specific signal.
 
If you want to say “What the hell is that noise?!?” you simply use 音!