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Duncan Dickins is a versatile Techno, Tech House, House and Acid House DJ who creates sets to demand everybody's attention. Always driven by the crowd Duncan doesn’t close himself off to anything or anywhere he uses his talent to bring together any influences into each unique set. Find links to free downloadable mixes and events organised or attended by Duncan on this page.

Duncan has always had an ear for the darker more aggressive sounds of dance music, from first hearing electronic dance music he knew he would be hooked for life. Starting from age 10 listening to his older sister's acid house to a more aggressive music phase of gabba and speed core till the age of 20 where his taste in music calmed down and his love for techno began. Now playing mostly industrial and drone with its relentless beats and twisted sound, this music connects with Duncan like no other style of dance music.

Duncan has DJ'ed all over Lancashire as a co-founder of Subsono and Werehouse nights with bookings such as Krysko and Phil Weeks. He has played at Syndicate Night Club alongside Eddie Halliwell, Sander Van Doorn, Judge Jules and John 00 Fleming. As well as Blackpool's North Pier and 53 degrees at Preston alongside Annie Mac, Doorly and D.O.D. One of his favourite nights has to be in a blow up igloo when he played techno at a house music event as a member of Turning The Tables, where the atmosphere turned and the crowd loved the raw, relentless nature of techno!

Most recently Duncan has been part of Nothing Major unique music events in the heart of the Ribble Valley and surrounding areas, organising and playing some incredible local bashes! 

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nothing-Major 

For those who have yet to hear his sound Duncan founder of dance music charity event Beats Cancer at Clitheroe Castle will be hosting the third year this summer! 

http://www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk/what-s-on/gigs-music/2-000-enjoy-clitheroe-beats-cancer-festival-1-7398497




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