Brendan has been DJing for 10 years, playing a variety of house, techno, electro and new wave. His musical influences are as varied as the styles he plays, ranging from new wave/punk acts such as Devo and the B-52’s, 80’s industrial acts such as Front 242, Nitzer Ebb and DAF, and modern day techno pioneers Dave Clarke, Jeff Mills, Surgeon and Richie Hawtin. Recently Brendan has adopted a more minimal, punky, ebm sound; think Ellen Allien vs Ivan Smagghe vs John Carpenter locked in a space station with nothing to do but watch 80’s Italian horror movies.

Brendan made his Bugged Out DJing debut on Halloween 2003 at Liverpool’s famous Nation venue, playing alongside FC Kahuna, Green Velvet and the Scissor Sisters. Since then he has made regular appearances for Bugged Out at The End in London, Stealth in Nottingham, Sankey Soap in Manchester and the Carling Academy Liverpool impressing everyone with his skills on the decks along the way. Recent highlights include headlining the MTV stage at this years EXIT Festival in Serbia; Liverpool’s Chibuku, where he destroyed the theatre before and after hero Dave Clarke; a 3hr set before Miss Kittin at The End for Bugged Out’s 12th birthday; Barcelona’s famous and respected Moog club and Berlin’s Club 103. Brendan’s career highlight so far was playing after his favourite jock, DJ Hell, for Bugged Out at The End in May 2004. Clearly they have faith in his talent, offering him a residency at the age of 21 speaks for itself.

Brendan is quickly gathering a huge following across the UK and now further afield. Having already played in Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Dublin, Glasgow, Paris, Berlin and Prague, things are looking up. Recent remixes for The Wombats, Ladytron and Justin Robertson were released to great acclaim, with plays from The Chemical Brothers, Erol Alkan and Annie Mac.

What’s next then? The launch of his own label Red Room Records in May 2008. Lots of DJing. More time in the studio working on a number of projects; including new material, remixes and some exciting collaborations.