just went with the flow on this one, something a wee bit more daytime freindly

Staring Into Space

James Kirkpatrick has been DJ’ing across Belfast since 2007 and is a stalwart of the illegal rave scene in Northern Ireland. Playing at Sunflower Fest, Shine, Aether and Echo, The Pavilion, Love and Death, Skyliner, The Parlour, The Front Page, Bogans, and headlining at The Stiff Kitten, he has notably brought quality techno to the fore in NI by forming Delta-9 events.

Founded in January 2011, Delta-9 is notorious for its incredible sound systems and iconic underground raves. Considered the home of techno in Belfast, Delta-9 promises nothing but the best in “Jackin House and Techno” culture.

1010219_694170480621041_8330879976540253037_nNovember 12 will fuse Proton’s legendary ability on the decks with outstanding DJ support and an intimate rave atmosphere that has become the hallmark of Delta-9 events. Don’t miss out!
Founder James Kirkpatrick has also produced and performed the soundtrack for recent plays “East Belfast Boy” and “East Belfast Girl”, and is a former resident at Anamorphic.

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I spoke to the devil in budapest, he said everything would be fine...


this music is a blend of intricate, experimental beats and dark, atmospheric soundscapes. Drawing inspiration from the chaotic yet harmonious rhythms of nature and the abstract patterns of the mind, the project seeks to create a deep, introspective experience. The fusion of high-energy basslines, distorted synths, and complex percussive elements forms the core, aiming to transcend the traditional confines of psy trance and delve into uncharted sonic territories.

Experienced club & radio DJ who has performed at Glastonbury and Latitude in the UK, Burning Man in the US and headlined a day festival for Soy Como Soy in Belgium as well as hosting shows on UK community stations and conceptualising and organising creative art and music events in Dublin. One half of underground electronic duo, b0ld, formulated in London and now based in Berlin.

Staring Into Space

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