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One snowy December night at the end of 2010 the then 17 year-old

school boy Jack Colleran, aka Mmoths, made two tracks and uploaded

them to Soundcloud.

Within months the resultant net buzz surrounding his dreamy take on electronica saw him fly to LA for a week of meetings and gigs, remix Interpol and support Aphex twin at the Warehouse Project, and has earned him acclaim from artists as

disparate as Bon Iver and Flying Lotus.

Mmoths' story demonstrates how quickly and easily real talent can

spread across the globe in the modern era, and with a remix coming for one of the biggest bands on the planet as well as some American dates at SXSW in March as well as New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Jack Colleran is not just the most exciting prospect in Irish

electronic music but very much a global concern.

Mmoths will be launching his debut EP at The Kraak Gallery, 11

Stevenson Square, M1 1DB, Northern Quarter, just off Oldham Street.

http://soundcloud.com/search?q%5Bfulltext%5D=Mmoths

Support comes from Borland.

Founded in 2007 by long-time collaboration partners Rob Gregg and Ian Breen, Borland are best described as a musical mystery.Based in Manchester, UK, their sound is inspired by classic electronica (Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Autechre), post-rock (Battles, PVT) and all manner of other musical genres (witch house, post-dubstep, laser bass).

Rob and Ian both take fundamentally different approaches to musical production, with Ian being proficient in classic guitar and bass, and Rob having over 12 years of electronic production experience. This differing approach to production, coupled to their wide range of musical influences, give Borland a unique sound of equal simple beauty and complexity.