MANTIS 040 with ACROPLANE RECORDINGS / 20.JUN.09 on Brap FM

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LOCK ON 20 June 2009 from 6PM GMT
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After 2 years of broadcasting with Brap FM, the time has come to move on. For our 40th and final show with Brap we've got Acroplane Recordings stepping up to the showcase.

SHOWCASE
Paul Acroplane aka DJ Acroplane Recordings has been knocking about Ireland djing at clubs, festivals and free parties
for about 10 years, having played alongside artists as diverse as Autechre, Scorn, Si Begg, Clark, Boxcutter, Luke Vibert, DJ/Rupture, Surgeon, King Cannibal, Kevin Saunderson, Ebola, Yee-King, Remarc, Aaron Spectre and Bong-Ra, to name but a few. He was the main man behind Belfast's now legendary Diston events, and now heads up the city's Acroplane Movement shows in venues of all shapes and sizes.

Not content with that Paul started up Acroplane Recordings, a free netlabel hosting music from the likes of Boxcutter, Somatic Responses, Chevron, Mothboy, Mad EP, Ebola, Igorrr, Space Dimension Controller, Lackluster, wAgAwAgA, Red Box Recorder and Vertical67, among dozens of others. Acroplane Recordings has a diverse selection of sound on offer on the label, providing consistently high quality releases to rival any of what the big boy electronic labels can offer. For free. You cannot argue with that.

REST OF DA SHOW
Well, it's the last show on Brap FM, and a massive shouts to the Brap FM crew, in particular station owner Moif, who let me unleash the MANTIS show back in early 2007. I've greatly enjoyed my time abusing the airwaves of Brap. MANTIS is moving stations (and days) and will be broadcasting biweekly Friday evenings (same time, 6PM GMT) on SWU from next week.

LINKS
Acroplane Recordings / Acroplane on Myspace / Acroplane on Soundcloud

MANTIS
MANTIS / myspace / last.fm / facebook / twitter / makemassair / brap.fm

DOWNLOAD/LISTEN AGAIN
Archive, podcast and tracklistings available for all the previous shows can be found here. Alternatively you can subscribe to the podcast, using either iTUNES or the RSS feed.