Originals

IN2ITION is proud to present their 5th Various Artists compilation, simply titled by its catalog number, 013.

Setting the tone is Los Angeles' own multi-talented Alex Casillas with the tripped out & vacant "Empty". Alex is a DJ, visual artist, photographer and event promoter in the LA area- a true die hard for the culture. He can now add "producer" to that list, as "Empty" is his first official release on a label and we couldn't be more thrilled to share this spazzy gem. 
Next up is IN2ITION alumni Dilate with the disorienting audio cocktail, Shellshock. 
Shellshock is tough, lazy and stays hunkered in place while still managing to swirl in a techy psychedelic frenzy. Tinkering melodies meander into your left brain while zaps, wooshes & blurry digital distortions  infect your right brain. Let this one play all the way through. Rounding out this pack is Louisiana’s secret weapon, Lil_Art_Hoe with the punky & tribal tinted "Tizi", where a rowdy jackin sub line get fileted with dangerous organic percussion and a ghoulish distorted riff. 

Many people believe 13 is an unlucky number, but consider yourself lucky to have had the privilege of gorging your senses on 3 of our favorite artists.

IN2ITION 013

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TICKETS:

http://www.909london.com/Stay_Up_Forever/?event=46

THE FULL LINE-UP FOR LONDON UNDERGROUND UNITED ON NOVEMBER 23RD HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED, WITH A GLOBAL LIST OF TALENTS THAT LOOKS SURE TO MAKE THIS THE WAREHOUSE PARTY OF THE YEAR!!! FEATURING: FATIMA HAJJI (SPAIN), PATRICK DSP – 3 DECK & 303 SET (BERLIN), PUNK FLOYD - CHRIS LIBERATOR, DDR & THE GEEZER (LIVE), POUNDING GROOVES AKA LAWRIE IMMERSION, D.A.V.E. THE DRUMMER, CHRIS LIBERATOR DJ SET, AARON LIBERATOR, STERLING MOSS, MARCELLO PERRI (ITALY) AND TOM LAWS!!



London Underground United
November 23rd 2013
100-108 Markfield Road
London N15 4QF
Nearest Tubes: Seven Sisters/Tottenham Hale

Chris Liberator London Underground United Nov 2013 Promo Mix

Planetary Assault Systems - The Eyes Themselves

Since around the release of Planetary Assault Systems' The Messenger LP, the No Exit and Future Modular EPs, P.A.S. overseer Luke Slater has made a solid case for being one of the few techno producers who has defined the genre's past and will continue to define its future. While he has spread his allegiances across a number of the genre's best labels, his own Mote Evolver label is, understandably, a source of the most compelling work from the man: the No Exit and Deep Heet Vol. 3 EPs being two of his more recent high-quality offerings. That trend seems set to continue with the release of Planetary Assault Systems' The Eyes Themselves EP.

The title track is indeed a kind of treat for the mind's eye - after a convetional rhythmic leadin, Slater gets down to business and unveils a few layers of crisp and captivating sound design. Irregular droplets of high-frequency sound fade in and then seem to fall around the listener like glowing rain on the surface of a distant planet, before receding and making way for more subtle phrases. All the while, fluctuations in the aggressiveness and persistence of the cymbal tracks fight to wrest the listener's attention away from this mesmerizing rain, making for an intriguing push-pull effect.

Elsewhere, it is a sign of Slater's strength that a track named for a well-known concept within dynamical systems ("Strange Attractor") doesn't come across as a completely arbitrary guess at what such a concept might 'sound' like. A number of lightly accented, quickly decaying micro-sounds come together here to become more than the sum of their parts, certainly connoting dynamism and at the very least keeping up a servicable spaced-out
groove.

Now, for those who prefer the grit and tension of urban reality to dancing numbers or speculation on other worlds, have no fear - the closing "Arc" is powered along by dirty filtered phrases, a faintly menacing shaker sample and the occasional impolite release of steam from the grating beneath your feet. It gives one the uneasy feeling of stalking in the shoes of a professional assassin, and it wouldn't be out of place in some documentary film on the same.

Few sonic artists can go from an atmosphere of oneiric wonder to one of cold intensity in just a few short steps, let alone doing this in a techno music genre that has little margin for error when it comes to conjuring atmospheres. As such, The Eyes Themselves once again demonstrates Slater's lasting contribution to techno: maintaining its reputation as a tool for stimulating both intellectual and physical energy, for aiding restless peregrinations of thought and for giving the body its freedom.

Mote041 :: Planetary Assault Systems - The Eyes Themselves

Dilate - Shellshock

Lil_Art_Hoe - Tizi

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Setting the tone for IN2ITION's 13th release is Los Angeles' own multi-talented Alex Casillas with the tripped out & vacant "Empty" with its trudging tribal low end and psychedelic laser delays. Alex is a DJ, visual artist, photographer and event promoter in the LA area- a true DIY diehard for the culture. He can now add "producer" to that list, as "Empty" is his first official release on a label and IN2ITION couldn't be more thrilled to share this spazzy gem.

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Premiere: Alex Casillas "Empty" - IN2ITION

A studio live session recording , april 2nd , 2015 of the current live hardware set including a few new tracks coming out in 2015.

Easter Session Live Recording

This live set showcases the more Techno influenced side of our productions, with some Acid thrown in for good measure!

01. Underthreat (Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss Remix) - Dave The Drummer and Chris Liberator - Hydraulix
02. The Cult - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Neuroshocked
03. Clash - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Polymeric
04. Snowblind - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - 99.9
05. Degree Of Violence (Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss Remix) - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss vs Mark EG & Chrissi - 99.9
06. Tempest - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - 99.9
07. Applejam - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Hive
08. True Colour Of Techno - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Maximum Minimum
09. Wibble - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Hive
10. Knuckle Duster - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Cluster909
11. Down Underground - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss with DVS - Forthcoming
12. Scum Like Us Like Acid - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Corrosive
13. One Dimensional - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Cluster
14. The Time Has Come... - Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Teknic

Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss - Live Set April 2013

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