Bent Noise Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bent Noise is Scott Armstrong using circuit bent sounds and glitchy circuits.
He plays Eurorack modules with an EWI
(Electronic Wind Instrument), creates custom cases & module kits. Inspired by Music From Outer Space (MFOS) kits, Thomas Henry’s SN76477 circuits, Forrest Mims III circuits as well as the Cracklebox from STEIM and the sounds from older pinball machines and video games.
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