Eomac / Lakker

As part of Lakker alongside production partner Dara Smith, Ian McDonnell has been exploring various forms of music for the best part of a decade, with the Dublin-based pair becoming an increasingly prominent name in techno circles over the past few years. It was perhaps their 2011 Killekill debut Spider Silk where Lakker's heavily atmospheric, dark and broken brand of techno really began to crystallise, and the pair have subsequently gone on to grace the likes of Stroboscopic Artefacts, Blueprint, Candela Rising and most recently R&S Records.

Away from Lakker, McDonnell has also been devoting time to building up a solid discography under the solo guise, with several high-profile releases over the past year for The Trilogy Tapes, Code Is Law, and the Candela Rising and Killekill labels he clearly has a strong working relationship with. Indeed, the latter Berlin-based label seem very pleased to be releasing Spectre, McDonnell's debut album proper as Eomac next month. To toast its impending arrival, McDonnell agreed to mix up a selection of tracks for our podcast series which begins and ends with Lakker cuts and crams in material from his forthcoming Eomac album alongside material from Streetwalker, Evian Christ, Actress, JT '$tinkworkz' Stewart, Voices From The Lake and more.

Fresh from a launch party for Lakker's R&S debut Containing A Thousand, McDonnell was kind enough to answer some questions about the forthcoming Eomac album, his various current and forthcoming projects and dealing with celebrity fans. You can read that here: http://bit.ly/QeRPj1

Tracklisting:

1. Lakker - Asvattha [Stroboscopic Artefacts]
2. Eomac - Clap Your Hands Pt.2 [Maigret Records]
3. Actress - Corner [Werk Discs]
4. Haf Haf - Hybrid [Gang Of Ducks]
5. Redrose - Now Thing [Soul Jazz Records]
6. Evian Christ - Waterfall [Tri Angle Records]
7. Imugem Orihasam - It ain't assertion when only what they have scope to make it (Eomac remix) [forthcoming Bedouin Records]
8. JT Stewart - SWFYSU [Indische Buurt]
9. Eomac - Rainmaker [Forthcoming Killekill]
10.Streetwalker - Ooze (Silent Servant remix) [Diagonal Records]
11. D. Edwards - Untitled [The Death of Rave]
12. DJ Mujava - Township (DJ Nonsense Mix) [Warp]
13. Clap! Clap! - Tambacouna's White Magic [Black Acre]
14. Eomac - The Cure [Candela Rising]
15.Voices From The Lake - Sentiero [Forthcoming The Bunker NYC]
16. Eomac - Crackts [Forthcoming Killekill]
17. Haf Haf - Notch [Gang Of Ducks]
18. Anthony Shake Shakir - Fact of the Matter [Rush Hour]
19. Eomac - Tribs [Candela Rising]
20. James Ruskin - Wisdom of Youth [Blueprint]
21. Objekt - Balloons [Power Vacuum]
22. EDMX - I'm Rushing My Tits Off [Power Vacuum]
23. Lakker - Containing a Thousand [R&S Records]

Juno Plus Podcast 83: Eomac

TRUST Podcast 01 - Eomac

Der Dubliner Eomac, auch bekannt als eine Hälfte von Lakker, hatte 2013 sein Debut mit „Spoock“ auf dem Berliner Label Killekill. Es folgten Veröffentlichungen auf Code is Law und The Trilogy Tapes. Im April 2014 wird sein Debut Album auf Killekill erscheinen. Vorher freuen wir uns aber, dass wir ihn für den ersten TRUST Podcast gewinnen konnten.

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Tracklist

01. Streetwalker - Untitled
02. Shed - V10MF!The Filler
03. Eomac - The Cure
04. Pinch & Mumdance - Whiplash
05. Tracy - Something To Believe In (Lakker Dank Mix)
06. Alexey Volkov - Slow Motion
07. Bola - Mauver ft. Dennis Bourne
08. Lucy - The Self As Another (Eomac Remix)
09. Eomac - Angel in the Marble
10. Robert Hood - Clash
11. Eomac - Shell of Dark
12. Air Frog - Bon Voyage
13. James Ruskin - Wisdom of Youth / Shed - Another Wedged Chicken 
(Martyn's 131 Remix)
14. Surgeon - Whose Bad hands Are These? (Autechre Remix)
15. Eomac - Spoock
16. Eomac - AT3
17. Stanislav Tolkachev - Heartbeat
18. Robert Hood - Minus

TRUST Podcast 01 - Eomac

Death Techno - DTMIX088 - Eomac [Dublin, IRELAND]

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After his album release on Berlin’s Killekill very recently and subsequent EP for Stroboscopic Artefacts, Ian McDonnell is a very busy man. Having being requested to play at Boiler Room in July with Function, Henning Baer, Cassegrain and Born In Flamez, Eomac is also one half of duo Lakker. He continues to consistently impress with an obscure and abstract take on techno that landed a huge track named “Spoock” in 2013. The Exclusive mix journeys through weird electronic soundscapes to industrial techno and beyond, tracks by Positive Centre, Mondkopf, Talker, Dronelock, AnD, James Ruskin, Stanislav Tolkachev, Caustic Window and more…

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DTMIX088 - Eomac [Dublin, IRELAND]

Eddie C is a Canadian DJ, producer, and vinyl enthusiast known for his warm, groove-driven blend of disco, house, funk, and balearic sounds. Originally from Southern Ontario, Eddie’s musical journey began in the late ‘80s, influenced by hip-hop and the early acid house scene. He started by making tape edits of late-night radio shows and immersing himself in warehouse parties.

His diverse taste and deep record knowledge were honed through years of university radio and 1990s raves, eventually leading him to craft eclectic, soulful DJ sets that span boogie, slo-mo disco, and deep house.

In 2010, Eddie founded Red Motorbike, a vinyl-only label that’s become a cult favorite for its dusty, analog-inspired cuts. His productions and edits have appeared on respected labels like Razor-N-Tape, Endless Flight, and Crue-L Records.

Now based in Vancouver Island - after leaving Berlin in 2020 and being a nomad for three years - he continues to tour internationally, thanks to his soulful, genre-blending sets and unwavering dedication to underground music culture.

Oh! We almost forget to tell you he recently launched his brand-new label, Disko Universal, debuting with an EP in collaboration with Keitano Sano. Don’t miss it!

More at https://soundcloud.com/eddiec

Eddie C - SOULMEEX DECKS 138

Emotional Rescue - Stones (Pete Blaker Edit)

recorded live at UFO Bar here in Detroit (7/5/25)



Thanks to all the dancers & listeners out there.

Free everybody everywhere. 



Tracklist:

Ha Ya! by musclecars

Acja feat. Marcus Elliot by Charles Trees

If We Try (Ambient Dub Mix) by LectroLuv

I Can Take It by Theo Parrish

Missing You by Larry Heard

L/F II by DJ Nature

Black Is Key by Dego & Kaidi

Surrender by Char

Elevate Your Fellow Man by Gemini

Futuristic Dancer by New Sector Movements 

Knowledge of The Pygmies by Alton Miller

Intro/Outro (Remix) by Recloose

Surrender by Seek

Three Piece Suit feat. Azekel by Kokoroko

The Calling (Club Qu) by Kerri Chandler

Let It Go by Patrick Gibin

Our Music by Trackheadz

I’m Doing Fine by Amp Fiddler

Cloud 9 (Quentin Harris Shelter Mix) by Donnie

Untitled by Kyle Hall

Don’t Stop (Let It Go) by Dego & The 2000black Family

Deneb by Scott Grooves

Mouth (Brad Peep’s Remix For Fiends) by Iz & Diz

Land Of Code by Sweater On Polo

Black Tread by Scott Grooves

Clap Your Hands (Tambourine Mix) by Lil Louis

7Mile ( TBG’s detroitshitbitch remix) by Louis Vega, Moodymann

Nomadic by Ge-ology

Sacrifice (Kai Alee UK Remix) by Robert Owens

I Feel The Rhythm by Ron Trent

I Found Inside (DJ Spinna Remix) by Peven Everett

Minerals by Sticky Dub

Will Not by Afronaut x Colonel Red

Shango by Lord Nelson

Channel 0 (Drums) by Mark Grusane

There’s Somebody Out There by Marcellus Pittman

Fall On Me by Char

Can’t Go Askin (Initial) by Julion De’Angelo

*dusty needle* 

Had to be there for the rest :)




"Deon Jamar is a Detroit native whose roots stem from the crates of family.

Coming from a household where his father was a DJ, turntables and records were always around. 

It was in his discovery of Detroit's underground where he found the inspiration to follow in his father's footsteps.

 

Deon’s DJ career began in 2015 as resident DJ & organizer for the monthly hip-hop showcase "Bluecollar Gentleman". 

During this time he would also begin working with Theo Parrish to promote the Music Gallery party series and also working behind the scenes for the Sound Signature record label. This work would culminate in a co-curation role for the DJ Kicks compilation “Detroit Forward” (K7 Records) where he enlisted hometown artists to represent the progressive sounds of today. His track, 

"North End Funk", was selected to join the mix, making his production credit debut..


Aside from just playing gigs, Deon also enjoys programming events of his own such as the "Healin' Session" party series and the music and art exhibition, "Black Music".


Black Music has since evolved into the home for Deon's original productions. 

Launching the label with his debut album, “Altars”."

Episode 75 w/ Deon Jamar

A masterclass session of Japanese synth pop, new wave, and cosmic oddities from legendary Osaka-based DJ Mori Ra. Recorded live at ISC Records on Fairfax Ave. May 6th, 2023.

Mori Ra Live at ISC Records (Side B Excerpt)

NSTC #18 w/ Marko Nastic

Record of the QMLS Weekly show Episode 08 @Radiocafé.

01.James Bright - Back Roads (Vanity Project Remix)
02.Psychemagik - La Paix Est Une Fleur
03.Flying Mojito Bros - I Feel The Same (Flying Mojito Bros Refrito)
04.Santino Surfers - Sun Rise Swell
05.Be.Lanuit feat. Tupac Peralta - Entre Dos Islas (Atalanteo)
06.Mildlife - Return To Centaurus (Prins Thomas Diskomiks)
07.Fureby, Moscoso & Faber - Halcyon
08.Anane - Tutto Previsto (Two Soul Fusion Instrumental)
09.U-Ka - Solace Mirror Ball (S L O Remix)

QMLS Weekly Show Episode 08. @radiocafé - George Mihaly

Born in Japan, raised in London, Fu seamlessly blends the essence of British music culture with her deep-seated passion for the sounds of Chicago and Detroit. Influenced by the underground music scenes of both Japan and the UK, Fu will instantly bring you into the zone with her deep house/techno set. Beyond Japan, Fu is spreading her wings out into the growing presence of dance music communities in Asia, including Indonesia (Bali) and Thailand. 

Kyle Hall - 05.08.25

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Andy Bainbridge - 22.08.25

Jump back into Brawnswood in this Mix Series from We Out Here 2025 ⭐

Cosmo Sofi & Sanoy, Live From We Out Here 2025

On the podcast this week: 135 minutes of psychedelic disco from Norwegian spaceman Prins Thomas.

RA.074 Prins Thomas

On Cue is our flagship mix series, celebrating the pivotal DJs and producers whose influence has shaped the world of electronic music, both in their local scenes and beyond. This week, Lakker discuss their third R&S LP, Época, working with visuals, and future projects. They also deliver a thunderous mix of versatile club sounds.

Interview & tracklist: https://djmag.com/features/cue-lakker

On Cue: Lakker

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Ian McDonnell and Dara Smith are Lakker. They're based in Dublin and have been producing together for the past decade. After releasing their debut album 'Ruido' in 2007 it wasn't until 2011 when they released their follow up record 'Spider Silk' on the Berlin based label Killekill. 'Spider Silk' helped open them up to Berlin's thriving techno scene as well as James Ruskins highly revered Blueprint imprint and Love Love Records.

Following their remix of Dadub's track 'Path'on Stroboscopic Artefacts', Lakker now return to the label with 'Monad XIV' for their first full release on Stroboscopic Artfacts. We caught up with Ian and Dara ahead of the release of 'Monad XIV' and discuss their new record as well as becoming part of the Stroboscopic Artefacts' crew. We also look back at their musical heritage, influences and their most poignant moments to date.

IA MIX 107 Lakker

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