Noods Radio | Broadcasting from Bristol

10:00 11:00

The Campfire Headphase 20 w/ Orange Peal and Sid Man (R)

On Air

11:00 12:00

Sounds of the Park w/ Polymers (R)

12:00 13:00

Big Yompin' by Well Dressed (R)

13:00 14:00

An Hour For GZA w/ Freak Out!

14:00 15:00

Musical Diasporas (R)

15:00 16:00

The Rhythm Social Club (R)

16:00 17:00

An Hour For Dead Can Dance w/ Stamppot (R)

17:00 18:00

the good egg (R)

18:00 19:00

Spit 'n' Static! w/ Heads on Sticks (R)

19:00 20:00

slow roasted w/ dj peanut (R)

20:00 21:00

Infinite Spirit Music (R)

21:00 22:00

Stamppot (R)

22:00 23:00

Spooky Toxin (R)

23:00 00:00

Badlcukwind (R)

Sounds of the Park w/ Polymers (R)

Hosted by Polymers, a relaxed, atmospheric show that brings together peaceful music inspired and made by time spent in the park. Each show features mixes that reflect the natural surroundings and changing moods of the seasons, blending genres like classical, folk, shoegaze, experimental electronica, and ambient jazz. Whether it's the calm melodies of winter or the vibrant tones of summer, "Sounds of the Park" offers a soothing, ever-changing soundtrack that celebrates nature through music.

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10 Years of Broadcasting 🔥

A lil’ dance for a big day — celebrating a whole decade of radio this Saturday 6th with some real ones behind the wheels, spinning nothing but 🔥🔥🔥

BEAMS RECORDS x NOODS RADIO

Despite the distance, there’s long been a sonic connection between Bristol and Tokyo so It felt only right to team up with the iconic BEAMS RECORDS for a run of T-shirts, caps, and mugs.

Castle Park: Day Party

Day Party in central Bristol powered by the Firmly Rooted Soundsystem – not to be missed!

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BEAMS Records x Noods Radio

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Live from Castle Park | Dar Disku

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UK Dub: Smashing The Palace

“I call dub the music of chance because you cut something out and you unearth a jewel which you didn’t hear before. It’s kind of the opposite of what Brian Wilson or Phil Spector would do. It’s smashing the palace and then finding something in the rubble” — Mark Stewart, “DUB is A Life Philosophy”, 2022

Words Spice Route Published 11.06.25

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Country Rebels w/ Jeff Menzies

Jeff Menzies is a visual artist, musical instrument maker and educator, currently practicing and living out of Jamaica, Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth. Jeff has been making musical instruments for 28 years now, specialising in and inspired by the history of the banjo.

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The Grey Area: Live Ones

Long-time Noods resident Ed Taylor, responsible for one of our most beloved shows 'The Grey Area', takes a look here at three must see live performances.