Noodle Muffin Bio

Noodle Muffin is an underground, Indie band known for their biting samples, eclectic sound, catchy melodies, twisted, humorous lyrics, and brutal commentary on the absurdity of the Mass Media and American society. Noodle Muffin previously assaulted the world with four full-length CDs: "Teaspoons of Sin", "Magnum Dopus", "Regime Change", and "Long Live The Spin" . Both "Magnum Dopus" and "Teaspoons of Sin" contains several songs produced by renown Indie producer Kramer (formerly of The Butthole Surfers & Bongwater). Noodle Muffin's "Regime Change" CD received lots of airplay, most notably on The Howard Stern Show, Indie 103.1, Negativland's Over the Edge Show, Pacifica Radio, and Air America.

Fresh off the success of their critically acclaimed "Time to Retox" CD (released December 2010), Noodle Muffin just released a brand new album called "Karmic Bitchslap" (Available now on iTunes, Amazon.com, and CDBaby.com). This rollicking 13-song tour de force is Noodle Muffin's first non-political CD since their "Magnum Dopus" CD and signals a return to their witty, absurdist roots. "Karmic Bitchslap" is chock full o' fun tunes, covering such important social issues as partying with fat chicks, birthdays, dancing with Jesus, bratty kids, and Halle Berry's "biscuits". It will have you groovin' with a big ass smile on your face!

Check out this new review of Noodle Muffin's "Karmic Bitchslap" CD from Razorcakes Magazine! And yes, we are still flying our freak flag proudly!

NOODLE MUFFIN
Karmic Bitchslap: CD (2012)
(Fyoog State Records)
The synths and the general "rock" feel of this won't exactly scream "PUNK!" to those whom that word is synonymous only with a certain set of predetermined and preapproved musical templates and value systems, but there is a clear influence in the anarchic way these cats gleefully bounce from one musical subgenre to another in a way that comes off as part reverent, part creative ribbing, often danceable, and completely demented. This is the third release I believe I've come across by them, and it's nice to see they're still flying their freak flag with pride, considerably lighter on the politics this time 'round, but no less unique in their vision. -Jimmy Alvarado, Razorcake Magazine