A new pulse will echo through the heart of Ireland as The Mystik Festival takes over Thornhill Complex on July 31st, 2010. Carving out a deep space between progressive fervour and raw hardware energy, the lineup reads like a cipher for the state of techno today. Headlining the all-night convergence is Paul Woolford, whose timeless sets collapse the sounds of Leeds and Detroit into tightly-woven hybrids of funk, rhythm, and emotional resonance.

Rockwell, a master of pressured, kinetic drum patterns, will push the crowd into new realms, while Luke Creed and Sean Cleary draw upon the roots of Irish techno, layering hypnotic loops and devastating basslines. There’s more: Shane Flanagan, Audiojack, and Greg Oleksevic are set to surge through the soundsystem, joined by The Other Brother and Tony Watters twisting house and techno into dense, textured tapestries. Max Conte, Dualtec, Dan Sykes, and Ruan Flood add further dimensions, each known for their deft mixing and vital selections.

Mike Wolf, John O’Connor, Millhouse, and Deadly Buzz will drive the second room with heads-down momentum, ensuring a relentless, propulsive journey through the late hours. The lineup is made even more formidable with the addition of Loco & Jam, Paul Allen, Karl Lambert, and Blue Nun, each bringing uncompromising selections and mastery behind the decks. For those seeking something more experimental or leftfield, Citizen Black, The Mad Hatter, Paul Chillage, and Mick Chillage will map out panoramic territories across ambient, dub techno, and IDM, providing a necessary contrast to the night’s heavier output.

The Mystik Festival will be a snapshot of a thriving underground, with every set promising connection, transcendence, and the unyielding draw of the dancefloor. In an era of fleeting trends, Thornhill Complex will host a gathering rooted in authenticity and sonic exploration—a night where the music, the crowd, and the moment merge into something truly mystical.