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I’ll be on the radio tonight playing only the finest laidback oldschool vgm in a funk/soul/jazz fashion. Put up a foot & relax with me @ 12UK/7EST/4PST - https://noodsradio.com/ sneak peak

Todays selections 4U. I. A 1 hour cinematic journey through John Carpenter inspired chip-based vgm. II. 1 hour of the best ambient, experimental music and vgm https://noodsradio.com/shows/dream-console-13th-may-20 Artist / Track Name Christian Zan?si - Profil - de? sir Hidehito Aoki -...

Some 80s tracks, although not stereotypically

These days I listen to more 80s and some 90s stuff, especially Italian labels like NRE. The releases definitely got less 'wild' once the 80s rolled around and the industry as a whole became more streamlined, more professional I guess. Fuck knows who was ever going to actually use the 60s/70s...

I'm a fan. For me there's similarities with Library Music & Video Game Music, they both run alongside the traditional music industry, imitating, reflecting and at times predicting it's future, all with this weird mix commerce and creativity. I used to sweat stuff like this (basically anything...

not sure you could call The Stones "posh" when their fathers were things like 'bargees', factory workers & lorry drivers, apart from Mick whose parents were teachers.

I think people can adapt and grow to like almost anything taste wise, given the right timing and circumstances. To give an hypothetical example, if you never liked dancehall but went to live in JA whilst dancehall was at its most furtive. I think you would slowly begin to appreciate it's...

Doesn't Charlie Brooker have a bunch of these now? PM fucks a pig. ✅ Digitising your eternal presence. ✅ Racist meme / Tv Character gets elected becomes dictator. ✅ And now, Dead Set, the show about contestants in a Big Brother house dealing with a global pandemic / zombie apocalypse going on...

[video] I’ll be playing VGM on noodsradio.com tonight at midnight GMT (7pm EST 4pm PST) Tonight's show focuses on Nintendo’s ambient background themes. This show ft. some binaural audio so it will sound best on headphones or even a 5.1 system that can convert stereo. Come escape the real...

Yep John's a good dude. Considering how long he's been a fixture in the Bristol scene he could be all standoffish or whatever but I've never got that vibe from him at all. Certainly not something I could say about every promoter I encountered.

'85 & yes it's not the OG, but Walter Gibbons & Barbera Tucker.. come on now.

The title track is and all time favourite and definitely has that late disco / proto-house/garage euphoria.