Straight to the Point: Giles Armstrong
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From Jeff Mills to The Brotherhood of Man, he plays it all...
Assuming something of a Don Corleone presence on Dublin’s techno scene from the beginning of this decade, Giles progressed from filling his weekly radio show on Power FM with the cream of homegrown and international names, to soon creating a club equivalent through ‘Electric City’ – one of the few groundbreaking Irish club nights of recent years. Giles’ stellar selections and smooth set building abilities have established him as one of the country’s most relevant DJs, with his services being in constant demand. Whether he’s playing ‘super clubs’ like Shine, festivals like Electric Picnic or Life, performing basement warfare at Twisted Pepper or spinning at weddings in Leixlip, Giles is always a man for the occasion.
First record bought...
The Brotherhood of Man - Save All Your Kisses For Me
Last record I listened to was...
Paul Hardcastle - Don't Waste My Time
The record I pretend I don't love is
Jeff Mills - The Bells
The record I always go back to…
The Brotherhood of Man - Save All Your Kisses For Me
My biggest musical inspiration is...
Karl Quinn
My first gigging experience was…
Showaddywaddy at the National Stadium in 1982
My worst gigging experience was…
Richie Hawtin at Electric City
My best gigging experience was…
Eat Static at the SFX in 1995
The person I would most like to share a stage with would be…
Simon Conway
If I wasn’t a musician/DJ I would be a…
A Virgin
Favorite YouTube video...
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