Ash Noodle

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Ash Noodle
🛡️ ashnoodle_at_tech.lgbt@momostr.pink
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mid-50s. Thought dumping and sharing making music & games for a hobby; LGBTQ+ stuff; & sometimes about libraries. Into late 1970s & early 1980s music, TV & film (especially fantasy stuff & kids TV), games, comics etc. My thoughts ramble a lot. T*BQ gender wiggler wobbler. They/them. My Music projects ------------------------------ Ice Line Drift (ambient minimalist beat-free rhythmic electro-prog inspired by Jarre, Oldfield, Tangerine Dream, Vangelis) Replay in Neon (leftfield melodic electrocrunch with occasional single idea songs) The Midnight Detective Club (Synthpop songs inspired by OMD, Eurythmics, Blancmange, YMO, Electric Youth, Yazoo. Vocals - Ellen & sometimes me. ) Soundcloud (inc demos): https://soundcloud.com/ashgre/tracks Bandcamp: https://ashnoodle.bandcamp.com/ Creative site (music & games): https://ashgreen.my.canva.site/home Music on other streaming services: https://network.landr.com/users/ashgreen Bandwagon.fm: https://bandwagon.fm/@ashnoodle
Here's a bit of background (that no-one asked for) to my Replay in Neon track on the last #Bonkwave release - Take the Kids to Sellafield Beach. A while ago I was working with someone who'd just come back from their summer holidays. A work colleague asked them how it went, and their reply was, "Oh, it was great. We took the kids to Sellafield." The reaction to this was kind of "Oooookay, that's ummm nice?!?" For those who don't know, Sellafield is a nuclear power plant in the North of England probably best known for its "incidents". The thing is, when you look at the coast around it, it's beautiful and rugged and you probably would visit it. So this track is trying to represent that combination of nuclear power plant and a fun summer day trip to the beach... along with the threat of 60 foot high mutated green glowing crabs. 🦀 ⛱ 🏭 #DontGoHavingBonkwaveNightmares
Bonk Knob Records
Take the Kids to Sellafield Beach
I’ve never seen speakers and amplifiers connected to a cotton-candy machine before. It is a surprisingly pleasant combination: sweet and bonky!