Live from DDR Studios: 7/12/17 - Exit The Void

Mutate X DDR Episode #018 w/ Exit The Void

The Mutate Podcast series is curated by Jay Carroll, founder of Mutate Events Dublin, Ireland. Avid record collector, Dj/host of the Mutate Radio show on Europe's number 1 online radio station, DDR-Dublin Digital Radio. Through the bi-weekly show (Every 2nd Thursday from 10pm GMT) & through our events (pre pandemic!) we strive to give a platform to the best in break through Irish talent and & to international talent who we respect/admire. Every show is downloadable to play on the move or to stream while on the go so don't hold back. Play it loud.

VODER RECORDS, created in Philadelphia circa 2011 as a platform for creativity and a space of possibility for the the Philly electronic music scene. 2017 will mark the emergence of the label,  now untethered from its home base and more attuned to the ever emerging, global electronic underground.

Our intentions include: Experimenting with established aesthetic conventions to produce fresh intersections between differing scenes and promote underground solidarity;

Discussing, building, and celebrating alternatives to current oppressive systems that are at conflict with our goals of providing the proper space for proper creativity for individuals and collectives.

Facilitating an exchange of creative resources among artists from those with ability to those with need;

Concentrate effort toward the well-being of society at large thru thoughtful communication of what we each believe to be ultimate balance and symmetry.

Brian O'Neill

Based in Dublin. Resident for Mutate & Host of the bi weekly Mutate Radio show on Dublin Digital Radio

ETV / CWGS / BON

Vinyl enthusiast and Phat Controller of @warehouse-manifesto

www.instagram.com/gamadonofficial

www.facebook.com/Gamadonandonandon

https://www.juno.co.uk/junodaily/2024/09/09/juno-daily-in-the-mix-gamadons-warehouse-manifesto-extravaganza/

RLSD Dark Streams (Techno):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-58bpqFwqA&ab_channel=RLSDRecords

https://youtu.be/4IY9Awn28ys

•	GAMADON (aka GAvin MAc DONagh) started buying records and DJing in 1996.
•	Established the Warehouse Manifesto (WM) record label and guest mix series.
•	WMR001 was released in February 2022 and is distributed on Bandcamp and Juno records.
•	Had the privilege of warming up for The Prodigy, on their European tour in cities such as Berlin, Hanover, Prague and Luxembourg in 2015-2016.
•	First gigs were in my hometown of Mullingar in 1997 with Martian Arts, supporting the likes of 808 State and Sunil Sharpe in The Stables.
•	By 1998, I had secured myself gigs playing techno at the legendary Genius night @ Kitchen and also The POD alongside Warren Kiernan & Joe McGrath. I also played at Derek F’s acid techno parties @ Tivoli Theatre and 13thFloor/McGraths’ supporting Dave the Drummer, Chris Liberator and Lawrie Immersion.
•	Moving to Vancouver, Canada in 1999, I signed up with the Pound Recordings crew under the name ‘Dex of Hazzard’ and was resident at their weekly parties in The Palladium playing breakbeat and electro. I was also invited to play club Sonar and various raves around the city. I also played club Rebar in the city of Edmonton.
•	In 2001, I moved back to Mullingar and started a weekly hard-techno night called ‘The Beat Bunker’ in Daly’s in Mullingar, giving local DJs a chance to play in an intimate venue.
•	In 2003, the next destination was Bermuda. For the three years living and working in this scenic, secluded island, I co-ran the Calisthenics house music parties with DJ Andy Schnerg of Toronto. The Hip Therapy parties were a great success, being Bermuda’s only House and Techno night.
•	I started the Disco Nouveau parties in Mullingar in 2008. This monthly event was held in The Stables live music venue – hosting DJs like Sunil Sharpe, Fran Hartnett, Al Keegan, Niall Power, Barry Redsetta and even DJ Mes, label owner of Legendary US West-Coast house label Guesthouse!). This night ran for 4 memorable years.
•       Long-standing resident with Project Basement, based in Galway.