N.U.D.L.Z. / Vancouver

[nrocz]

DJ Name/Alias
N.U.D.L.Z.

Hometown: Vancouver
Genre(s): Adrenaline Breaks, Tearout
Affiliations: nsbradio, nubreaks.com, soldiers of the underground, rapidfirerecords

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DJ Sets/CD's for Download

Check out the archives on NSB Radio - from mince to rinse - live internet radio 7 days a week there's about 5 or six sets 2hrs long or more.

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Website(s)

www.rapidfirerecords.ca coming soon..

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Are/Were you a resident DJ, if so where?

Sundays 3-5 on nsbradio.co.uk based in London, the worlds biggest breakbeat internet radio station

Fridays 8-10pm on nubreaks.com - american based internet radio affiliated with Transverse Records

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What events have you played at?

Shambhala x 6
Soundwave x 5
Summer Break x 3
Twisted Productions x 8
D'oh Boy Productions x 12
hundreds more...

Cities Payed in
Victoria
Prince George
Nelson
Kelowna
Calgary
Toronto

Cities played in outside of Canada
Miami
Auckland NZ
Sydney AU
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles



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Years spinning the decks: Over 10 years

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What originally hooked you into the DJing scene?

Andrew Spence aka SLIM taught me the ropes of mixing... waaaay back in the day, it was week after week of listening him throw down that drove me into this.

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What type of music do you specialise in?

Breakbeat, breakbeat vocals

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Most expensive vinyl that you have paid for? - how much was it?

Run DMC Raising Hell $45 There's always a bargain somewhere

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What is your most treasured record and why?

Hydromechanical Acoustics EP - Hardon Music
This was the first record I ever released

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Have you got any funny/horrific DJing stories?

I got into cocaine for a few years, my career took a nose dive - no pun intended

say no to drugs

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What do you like the most about DJing?

Pretty much the music, and the high pitched ringing in my ears after the set.

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What does your DJ name signify?

AKA MC SWEAT, JR HIGH, NROCZ

It began as Mr Noodles because I was a skinny ass and at the time everybody was ripping off comercial names and regurgitating them into party names, t-shirts and shit. This was before I ever touched a turntable. Once I picked up the trade my nickname changed to DJ Noodlez for a few years and it worked fine until breakbeat music forked, I opted for the more aggressive new school sound and after a time I thought that Noodlez looked way too pussy for the music i was purveying so I toyed with some concepts and finally went with my current moniker : N.U.D.L.Z. it stands out, makes people scratch their heads and it looks to me anyways, more industrial and mechanical. I've tried to find words that will make sense to the abbreviation but nothing really works.. with the Z and all so if anyone asks what it stands for I say it stands for Noodlez, ha ha. The NROCZ Tshirts were a play on words, if you spell NUDLZ vertically then turn it 90 degrees to the left, you;ll see what I mean.

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Who are your influences /or shoutouts?

Nu Skool Breaks dot com, Nu breaks dot com, shouts out to all my fellow radio dj's! Cereal Killerz, Kraddy, Dj Quest, BarrCode, Unique3, 30hz, Elite Force, Meat Katie, Ctrl Z, Dual Calibre, Autobots, Roxziller, and on and on....

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Feel free to add any additonal information about yourself

I listen to heavy metal every day for at least an hour, usually more.

I am a trained studio engineer

My favorite snack is pickles and cheddar cheese

I'm a dad

I can school anybody on a skimboard no problem

I've been there, done that, went back and did it again

[miSsy_chriSsy]

ohhhh i remember that prince george show!! :)
big ups!!!

[nrocz]

Oh yeah? you mean the outdoor one where they had 50 ravers on one end of a field and 150 bikers on the other? The one in a gymnasium? Or the one in town where buddy got his face punched in for refusing to pay the cover? ahhh... Prince george

[cinist]

thanks for the beers in 98

[miSsy_chriSsy]

Originally Posted by nrocz

Oh yeah? you mean the outdoor one where they had 50 ravers on one end of a field and 150 bikers on the other? The one in a gymnasium? Or the one in town where buddy got his face punched in for refusing to pay the cover? ahhh... Prince george

the outdoor one with all the bikers.


effing lols.

[nrocz]

The beers in 98 huh.. I know who you are!

[dabbler]

big ups mate, been a bit since I've seen you. hope things are well

[E_Ferreira]

Suit Grey and Staring Into Space are two of my favorite breaks mixes to this day! Still listen to them on a regular basis too...in fact, loading up my PSP with SG right now! Proper effing breaks right here people

[nrocz]

SUIT GREY! that shit is a hard to get your hands on timeless classic! I don't even have a copy of it anymore. That cd has been stolen from more people than I can remember - 'keep it secret - keep it safe'

every now and then I'll get an email from somebody who found that cd at a garage sale or in a shoebox somewhere asking if I still hang out with mc sweat.

[dabbler]

well do you? :p

[E_Ferreira]

MC Junior High is waaaay cooler man.