Oliver Hagen

For musical bookings, see the 'Contact Me' section below.

About Me:

I'm a 23-year-old musician and hobbyist maker of various things. Currently based in Reading, UK, playing in Moonage, a David Bowie Tribute Band, and Mr. Pineapple, a somewhat silly and proggy rock band.

There's still a lot to write up, but this website aims to collect together various projects I've done over the years, including:

I hope you find this stuff at least somewhat interesting, I certainly did.

Contact me:

If you wish to contact me, you can do so by clicking the below link. Write 'PENGUINATOR' in the subject box, or I won't see it.

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Stuff I've done

Date Category Title
2024-09-12 Making MOOP1 - I outfitted an old set of organ foot pedals with MIDI for a friend in a prog band
2024-02-08 Making DivingBoard - A relatively cheap and easy-to-configure Sysex-capable MIDI controller, built to combat menu-diving
Perfection Can't Be Rushed album cover 2023-03-01 Music Perfection Can't Be Rushed (but this sure can) - an EP in two weeks for the 2023 RPM challenge
Solar Trader logo 2022-12-27 Making Solar Trader - bootlegging a board game
Splinters soundtrack album art 2022-08-21 Music Splinters Original Score - for the Dolphin Youth Theatre Company
Wordle Solver in action 2022-03-03 Making Wordle Solver using basic set theory, rather than AI
Melancholy Christmas Single cover 2021-12-18 Music Melancholy Christmas - Mutual Frogs
Commonwealth App song thumbnail 2021-12-10 Music Commonwealth App Song
Obscure Covers (Vol. 1) EP cover 2021-05-30 Music Obscure Covers (Vol. 1)
sstv Video Filter 2021-03-21 Making SSTV Video Filter - The slowest way to apply a VHS filter to a video
Morning Childhood album cover 2020-09-01 Music Morning Childhood [Original Album]
timelapseCam 2020-07-18 Making Python Timelapse Camera
Plastic Beach Kazoo Edition album art 2020-03-03 Music Plastic Beach - Kazoo Edition
Freight Train single art 2019-09-18 Music Freight Train - my debut single

This Website:

This website has been written entirely manually as an exercise in learning HTML and CSS. It's obviously pretty basic, but at the moment seems mostly fit for purpose.

Current planned improvements include better scaling for mobile devices and very large screens, and some sort of dark mode which auto-switches depending on the timezone from which the site is accessed.

I do not plan on switching to a website supplier/designer such as Squarespace, because apparently I'm a stubborn old fart trapped in a young man's body.


Last updated 2024-11-07