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Oct 30th - Neville Watson / John Heckle [LIVE] @ Lunar Disko

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  • 28-09-2011 1:59am
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    Lunar Disko Halloween Fancy Dress Party
    Bank Holiday Sunday 30th October

    Neville Watson [Clone / Rush Hour]
    John Heckle LIVE [Mathematics / Tabernacle Records]
    Andrew Ingram [Slabs of the Tabernacle / Tabernacle Records]


    The Underground, Kennedy’s, Westland Row, Dublin 2. Adm:e10

    Two of our favourite DJ's and producers make their way to Dublin this October Bank Holiday weekend, for what promises to be another big night down in the basement of Kennedy's....

    Also, with it being the time of year when ghosts and ghouls terrify our streets, this party will of course be a Lunar Disko Halloween fancy dress! Spot prizes for best fancy dress...and most mouldy ;)

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    Neville Watson:

    Without doubt one of the best DJ's we've had play at Lunar Disko over the years. Anybody that witnessed his set last year will testify to this! A seamless mixer of killer records. Detroit, Chicago, acid, UK techno gems...Neville Watson is most certaintly up there with the best when it comes to spinning the wax.

    Apart from his DJ skills, Neville's outstanding productions are what have pushed him to the forefront of the scene. His involvment in the early acid-house days in the 80's are a massive influence in his productions as is his production partner KiNK. His excellent collaborations with KINK on Rush Hour sub label 'Our House is Your Rush' have proved to be massive releases, alongside numerous remixes under the alias 'KINK & Neville Watson'. His solo work has also turned heads, with Clone releasing Neville in 2009, alongside jackin' cuts on UK labels, Dissident, and World Unknown....


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    John Heckle:

    Like many Merseysiders before him, John was discovered under the arches of Cavern Club in Liverpool. Blowing people away on three decks at ‘Alcatraz’ at the tender age of fifteen, John caught the eyes of heroes Regis and Surgeon, who took one listen to a demo of his music and gave it to RSB records. The track was released in 2006 on vinyl under the moniker ‘Hek’. The Murder Boys themselves played that very record on the Maida Vale sessions on BBC Radio One not long after.

    Various gigs around the UK followed, as he added Roland Drum Machines to his fast paced Live/DJ shows. Production took a back seat during this time, as John concentrated on the quality of his performances. In 2009, following a 2-year release hiatus, he rekindled his passion for production after becoming inspired by the music of record label Mathematics Recordings (in particular the music of Jamal Moss, whom John had travelled to Belgium to see perform live). The purchase of a Roland synthesizer with his brother Bill shortly after marked the beginning of a new sound in John’s production; a sound which consequently bled into his still-frantic DJ sets.

    In 2010, John was signed to Mathematics Recordings, releasing the exceptionally well-received ‘Life On Titan EP’, to cap the peak of his short career so far. A track on Tabernacle Records (run by the ‘Slabs of the Tabernacle’ organizers, who had booked John for two previous parties) soon followed, before a track on ‘Music from Mathematics Vol.7’ and ‘The 4th Dimension EP’. 2011 has seen the release of John's long awaited debut album, 'The Second Son', aswell as a full EP on Tabernacle Records.

    His unique and raw live shows have been attracting plaudits all over the UK recently, and we can't wait to get Heckle and his machines down to Lunar...

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    On support duty is Andrew Ingram, Andrew is part of the Slabs of the Tabernacle crew who’ve been running quality parties in Glasgow for a few years now. They’ve also put out some great records recently from Lunar favourites John Heckle, Mark du Mosch and an eagerly anticipated EP from Lost Trax. As well as DJin’, putting on parties & running a record label, Andrew also makes some quality illustrations that have been used on the artwork for Mathematics & Abstract Acid. Check them out over at: http://andrewicooke.com

    He recently done an excellent guest mix for our website, check it out here: http://lunardisko.com/blog/guest-mix-andrew-ingram-expedition-lunar

    Lots more info soon...

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    http://lunardisko.com
    http://slabsofthetabernacle.com
    http://www.tabernaclerecords.co.uk


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