
Slowburn are Phillip Long and David Hargadon, an Irish duo with an analogue sound palette that extends all the way to vintage Chicago, Detroit and New York planes. Much like their alias suggests, the pair are on a measured but magical rise through the underground ranks, and have been since meeting in the booth a few years ago. First introduced to one another in Dublin (at a night where Phil was warming up for Dave), they soon realised their shared plenty of common musical ground, and since then they’ve been churning out an impressive array of productions with considerable success.

Lakuti’s much-revered Uzuri label soon came calling, eventually playing host to Slowburn’s rich and varied sound alongside scene luminaries such as Chicago Skyway, Juju & Jordash and Ksoul & Muteoscillator. A string of releases followed soon after, as the boys followed up on their auspicious start with releases for the likes of Lunar Disko, Apartment,Elecktrosouls and Austere, as well as on a compilation for the always on-point Grounded in Humanity imprint where they appeared alongside Trax legend, Gene Hunt. 

“When we make music, we just try and capture the mood at that moment,” say the pair. “We never set out to make anything in particular and we just jam and take things as they come. I guess we usually try to have a strong sense of melody with our pads and always try to and keep a good flow.”

When working together in the DJ booth, Slowburn also share a fine understanding of dancefloor dynamics and infectious groove, and have brought their intricate sounds to a host of seminal Irish festivals as well as Manchester’s DEAF Institute. Always joining the dots between the old and the new, Slowburn are a duo with a deep understanding of the discerning side of house and techno. 

As bright has been their journey to date, Slowburn are only really getting started. A genuinely impressive proposition for fans of connoisseur house sounds, you can expect to hear much more from them over the next few months. 

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Upcoming releases
V/A: Netwrok E.P (Ander-Traxx 002)
V/A: Oscillating Metronomics EP (Appian sounds 003)
Slowburn: lotus EP (lunar disko -014)
V/A: TBA (Appian sounds 004)

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For more than a decade, Alden Tyrell has been tirelessly crafting away on a range of electronic sounds. Recalling the motifs of Detroit and Chicago clubs and radio stations gone by, combining robotic basslines with rich synth lines and doing it all alongside peers like I-F and Legowelt, it's not too bold to say Tyrell is one of the leading names in his field, despite his modest claims only to "push buttons until I hear something that rocks."

From his Rotterdam base, there have been hot anthems like 1999's 'Love Explosion' landmark collaborations with old school heroes like Egyptian Lover and plenty more pumping electro-fried offerings on esteemed labels like Clone and Viewlexx. Often taking his live sounds and arpeggiator love on the road, highlights have included appearances at festivals like Lowlands and BLOC as well as clued-up clubs all across Europe and the States.

But the Dutchman's investment in his art also runs deeper: a large part of his time is spent mastering music for Clone Records, the associated Dutch imprints as well as for a range of international labels. Tyrell's unassuming approach - "I just want to enjoy myself in the studio...if people enjoy what comes out the other side then I very much appreciate it" - coupled with his love of crafting the past in the here and now; combing elements of futurism with streaks of retroism, are the things that make him quite the indefinable talent he is.

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Retired Techno DJ. Resident DJ for the mighty "Electric City". Promoted and ran the "Test" club night across Dublin City. Member of the infamous "Gary's Gang" collective. Hosted the "Anorak Jack" weekly radio show over Dublin's pirate airwaves.

Over the years, I somehow blagged my way to support international renowned acts such as: Sleeparchive, Regis, Robert Hood, Ben Klock, The Advent, Surgeon, Oscar Mulero, Delta Funktionen, Silent Servant (RIP), Cassy, Function, Redshape, Efdemin, Rob Hall, Levon Vincent, Sandwell District, Magda, Chris Liebing, Phonique, Donnacha Costello, Marc Houle, Speedy J, Paco Osuna, Joel Mull, Samuel Sessions, Brian Sanhaji, Kevin Gorman & Tractile.

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As far as we know, we are the longest running electronic music radio show in Ireland having started broadcasting in 1996. We began on Dublin pirate station Xfm and with the onset of ever increasing raids, advance in technology and the way audiences listen to and consume music we decided to just do a regular podcast now at http://www.xfmdublin.com
Our past guests have included Jimi Tenor, Pete Namlook, Cim, Tim Koch, Clair Defocus, Miles Tillmann, Lackluster, Skkatter, Mad Vvm Dog, Front End Synthetics and Rod Morris. We play a wide mix of genres under the electronic banner - techno, house, idm, electronica, ambient, braindance, electro or just weird shit - suffice to say; if we think its good and it's electronic then we play it.

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