Moray Bresnihan
Creator of www.mutantspace.ie, co-Founder and editor of ‘The Mutation’, writes the blog, a few articles as well as checking out the all important things worth being checked out

Eoin “Stan” O’Sullivan
Co-Founder of “The mutation”, designer, programmer, musician and a super800 man. Without Stan there would be no magazine. Simple as that

Brian Wilson
Great designer and a gentlemen to boot. Without him this magazine wouldn’t be what it is. Brian is at brian@carival.ie

Stuart Couglan
Designer of the unique font that is the hallmark of both this magazine and mutantspace.ie. We love stuart and he’s at scedit@eircom.net

Nicola Depuis
Writer of all sorts of stuff, and occasional cartoonist. Loves performance poetry, cava nights and 80s movies. Email: nicoladep@hotmail.com

Pat Sheehan
Pat Sheehan is a music nut who writes as he is; enthusiastic, funny and smart. He’s a wonderful addition to our team

Seán Monaghan
Seán Monaghan is a Cork based photographer who has published work in the Irish Times, Digital camera magazine and exhibited work in the Courtyard Gallery, Midleton as well as The Culturlann Centre in Belfast. He has also provided photos for use on record releases, band websites, festival websites and MySpace sites. In 2008 he covered the CastlePalooza and Solas festivals on the request of the organisers.
He is the man behind websites www.bandphotoz.com and www.photogalleryireland.ie

Bandphotoz.com is the portfolio website for his live and promo music photography.
The site also aims to feature Irish artists with links to their myspace page and videos. Above all his aim is to provide high quality photography and album art to local bands and international bands given the chance.
Seán uses professional Canon camera equipment and a very creative mind to achieve his results

Robert O’Connell
Robert O’Connell is a freelance music journalist based in Cork. He is particularly interested in writing about new upcoming bands in the Irish independent music scene. He often works in conjunction with bandphotoz.com

Chris Percival
Chris Percival is the owner of Offbeat records, in Cork City, and an experienced solo and session musician with 6 band and 3 solo albums under his belt. Over the last 25 years Chris has played rock, funk, ambient country, electronica and afrobeat. Now exploring the possibilities of the acoustic guitar we are sure music lovers will be blown away by his solo acoustic gigs and new solo album.
Chris’ accomplished solo acoustic guitar playing fuses elements of blues, folk, country, rock, african soukous and classical styles in a wide range of traditional and alternative tunings, with the emphasis placed firmly on melody and a sweet tonality. This is all showcased to great effect on his latest solo instrumental album ‘Sonorific’ available here and all good download and online retail services.
From the lively Ode to Stevie Ray, through the delicacy of the Westminster Chimes in Country & Westminster, to his ferocious re-creation of thunder & lightning in The Storm we are certain that music lovers of all persuasions will love not just the style and quality of Chris’ playing, but also the memorable nature of the music which is all his own original compositions.
Chris was also a member of african fusion band Sumu and acoustic duo gigs with fellow Sumu bandmember Niwel Tsumbu are spectacular events to watch out for.
Click here for www.offbeatrecords.ie

Fergal Cunningham
Fergal works in film, documentary, television, motion graphics and animation and also does a bit of web/flash design when people let him. He works with Fivesixteen productions and enjoys himself very much

Chris Flynn
Chris works a day job in graphic design, but also writes and performs music as Euphiophone (or plain old Chris Flynn if it’s for films), and sometimes gets around to animation and club visuals. He also works with Fivesixteen productions

Michael Higgins
Michael works full time in film and TV at EGG Post Production as assistant online editor/colourist. In his spare time he enjoys working on different film projects, with Fivesixteen productions, directing and photographing. He likes lots of other things as well

Oisin Prendiville
Oisin runs Little Deer, a small (as one) digital media production company in Dublin. While most of his recent work has been in interface design and development, he also has a background in motion graphics, film, television & installation. He also works with Fivesixteen productions

Gemma McCarthy
Gemma Mc Carthy is a Film Studies graduate from UCC. She loves all things about film and film-making and attempts to motivate herself to write as often as possible, mostly for her wonderful blog www.thestubonline.com

Colm McAuliffe
Colm McAuliffe was born in the South of Ireland during the last century. After an unsuccessful stint as a lion tamer, Colm languished in obscurity and abject misery before finding his niche ruining other people’s arts projects under the guise of ‘writing’. He now divides his time between creating fictitious alter-egos for himself and passing off other people’s memories as his own

Fiona Hallinan
Fiona Hallinan is a Dublin based mixed media artist. She is also the curator of the Joy Gallery, a part of the Redspace collective basedin Mountjoy Square, Dublin

Jamie Budd
Jamie Budd is a photographer based in Cork. You can see more of his work at www.nakedeyephotography.net

Sean Corcoran
Sean Corcoran is an Artist based in Waterford, Ireland. These days he’s concentrating on digital work as well as some Architectural Projects. He was the co-owner and artistic director of The Salvage Shop which was described as An Emporium of the Imagination. The shop was recently closed which now gives him the freedom to focus on his Artwork fulltime. To see more of his work go to www.seancorcoranart.com

Ronan Goggin
Ronan Goggin is a journalist who has worked as a writer and sub-editor for The Sunday Tribune in Dublin, and The Sunday Times and Independent in London. In 2008, he visited Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories to conduct research for a thesis, entitled ‘Down to Earth: A week in Palestine’, which earned him a Masters in Journalism from NUIG

Joseph X
Joseph has lived, travelled and worked all over the world. He is now retired and living in the west of Ireland. Well looked after by his dogs. His children are scattered across the globe and on occasion they manage to get it together to sit down and feast with him. Food has been a common obsession with the entire family for nearly 40 years

Mark Kelleher

Giles Clark

Hilary Williams
Hilary is on her fifth cats life, a romantic, arty, sporty, animal and human loving freelance oddity.
She cuttles together performance/video/live art and throws it out where ever it might get a chance to land, live and breath.
She grew up in Blackrock county Dublin, A very different world in the 50s and 60s.
Totally free to head off alone on a bike to find adventures.
She trained as a PE teacher and all the many years of using the body still resonates in her work.
Three children and many years later she gained her BA and MA in art making practice.
Her interest in using the body and live performance to camera continues to develop a unique raw work, which shares the private publicly.
She likes to perform live which then is edited simply as a record of the performance, The viewer is allowed behind the eyes and lens of both the performer, camera person and editor who are a divine? (aging with humour) trinity

 Anon.Y.Mous
Anon has been a fantastic addition to the magazine. Originally from everywhere Anon brings a wide range of interests and experience to the magazine. We’d be lost without that input