Brian McArdle has been DJing, promoting, and producing pumping house music for 25 years under a number of aliases with the Bulldozer moniker first used is 2001 on “Nasty Piece of Work” a driving slab of Tech that sat somewhere between Hard House and Techno. The track made its mark and set the tone for all future releases – chunky, driving, and with some serious beef!

Over 10 original tracks and remixes followed most notably the remix of Legend B’s huge “Lost in Love”.
After a break of 20 years Bulldozer is back, the pitch may have been slowed down a little from the early days but the driving sound is still there, rolling and galloping bass lines coupled with huge breakdowns provide that storm back into the track and give the listener the head’s down or hands in the air experience!

Set to launch a new label “Liquid Lunch” through Capital Heaven studios with engineering partner Alec Milliner of Framewerk fame, and with notable original tracks and remix work on labels such as Pro B Tech, and Prognosis already out 2025 is shaping up to a big year.

Influenced by the type of sounds played by John Digweed and darker tracks produced by the likes of Techno giants Oliver Huntemann the Bulldozer sound is continuing to evolve with music forthcoming that move’s between the Progressive, Melodic, and Techno genres.

One thing you can guarantee from a Bulldozer track or DJ set is big sound and energy. Expect power, expect drive, expect the unexpected!