MUD & GLADE FESTIVAL: SHY FX, MARTYN & INSTRA:MENTAL Friday 15th May @Twisted Pepper

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MUD in Association with GLADE FESTIVAL: SHY FX, MARTYN & INSTRA:MENTAL


Lineup

MUD in ASSOCIATION with GLADE FESTIVAL...
The Basement: Reach Present
MARTYN
INSTRA:MENTAL
REACH DJs

The Stage: Breakology Present:
SHY FX
DJ OB
http://www.gladefestival.com
Tickets On Sale › MUD join forces with Glade Festival, currently one of the UK’s most prestigious & well respected events on the summer calendar, to throw a whopper line-up for DnB & dub fans all round.
The basement sees Reach presenting a double header from dubstep hero of the moment MARTYN, proudly touring his quality debut album “Great Lenghts” , with support from fast up & coming producers INSTRA:MENTAL. Upstairs on the stage Breakology invite DnB legend & orginial nuttah SHY FX makes a long awaited & welcome return to Dublin. Support on the night from Reach & Breakology residents.
GLADE FESTIVAL

http://www.gladefestival.com
The Glade Festival, now in it’s 6th year orginally started out as a stage at Glastonbury in 2001 with the idea of promoting what they considered to be the best in underground electronic music. After 3 years of rocking success at Glastonbury coupled with some free illegal parties, the Glade crew decided to see if they could take on their own festival in 2004 with a strong focus on breaks, techno, psytrance & dub sounds. The festival is now widely recognised as the leading electronic music festival in the UK, and for it's consistently forward thinking line-ups, creativity and diverse crowds. Glade 2009 is set to be their biggest yet, and is also in a brand new location near Winchester. The line-up includes stars like Juan Atkins, Carl Craig, Underworld, Nitin Sawhney, Squarepusher Fem Kuti, Filthy Dukes to the more underground heads like Toddla T, Drop the Lime, Starkey, Rusko, Pinch & Zinc.
SHY FX

Shy's myspace: http://www.myspace.com/shyfx
Shy FX has been one of the most influential artists in Drum n Bass. He is best known for one of his earliest singles, 1994’s “Original Nuttah”, with UK Apache which is still doing the rounds today, notably in the sets of genre blending acts like Siden, Annie Mac & Toddla T. Throughout his career he has worked closely with T-Power, both as “Ebony Dubsters” and “Shy-FX and T-Power”; their 2002 track “Shake Your Body” with vocalist Di was a crossover success, appearing in the Top 40 UK Singles Chart. In 2005 he founded the highly respected Digital Soundboy Recordings which has been putting out a crate of quality DnB & dubstep releases from artists such as Breakage, Caspa, Loxy & Calibre.
The all time Drum n Bass Classic - Shy FX's Original Nutta:

Shy FX - Feelings:

MARTYN

Martyn's myspace: http://www.myspace.com/martyndnb

Martyn's Bodytonic Interview: A Chat With Martyn
Martyn originally from the Netherlands has now based himself in the US. After helping start up an influential Drum and Bass night ‘Red Zone’ in his home city, together with Nymfo, Pressure & MC Jay, he turned his hand to producing, releasing a string of tracks and remixes for labels like Marcus Intalex’s Revolve:r, DJ Flight’s Play:Musik and L Double’s L-Plates.
More recently he has turned his hand to producing other forms of electronic music with the aim of blurring the lines between various genres namely dubstep, techno & electronic. He has started up his own label 3024 and his debut album “Great Lenghts” has just been released and is getting a major thumbs up world wide.
INSTRA:MENTAL

Instra:mental's Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/instramentaluk>
Straddling between dubstep & drum ‘n’ bass, Instra:mental are a fast up & coming duo in the scene having had influential releases on labels such as Naked Lunch and Exit, as well as studio collaborations with the likes of Skream, Jonny L & D Bridge. This month they’ll be launching their own Imprint NonPlus+ with their own in house release and a b side from D Bridge. The duo also host a monthly podcast series – Autonomic showcasing their favourite & most influential sounds.

garthv

Definetly heading down to this, Martyns album is unreal.

Nice that they have him downstairs too