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Luke Slater  at 1997-2001 Special 27-12-2013

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Luke Slater at Awakenings 1997-2001 Special 27-12-2013

Episode 2 'The Spacestation' Radio Show (5th Feb 2014)

The ‘Warehouse Sessions’ return to ELECTRONIC EXPLORATIONS again this December after the monumental success of the past three years.
Five mixes over five days.

016 - Luke Slater
017 - Zenker Brothers
018 - Sunil Sharpe
019 - Answer Code Request
020 - Ron Morelli

Building a track list via mixesdb

Tracklist
[000] ?
...
[010] The Black Dog - Council Flat Emptiness (L.B. Dub Corp Remix) [Unterton - 04]
[011] ?
[016] Tensal - C-D1 [Tensal - 003]
[018] Red Square - Organic [Driving Forces]
[023] Lucy - Sana Sana Sana Cura Cura Cura [Token - 48D]
[027] ?
...
[033] Exium - Rotating Frames
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[042] Phil Kieran - Wasps Under A Toy Boat (Planetary Assault Systems Remix) [Cocoon - COR 12132]
[047] Ricardo Garduno & Submerge - Objective
[049] Moedeus - Two Three (Jon Rundell Remix) [Clutch Trax - CLU 034]
[054] Turbo Turbo - Bunker Rehearsal [GND Organisation - GN 093]
[056] ?
...
[064] Sev Dah - Snaga
[069] Sigha - A Better Way Of Living [Token - 56D]
...
[077] Ben Sims - Something (Truncate Remix) [Theory - 042]
[080] Envoy - Dark Manoeuvres
[08?] + Truncate - Culture
...
[091] Planetary Assault Systems - Temporary Suspension
...
[103] DJ Deep & Roman Poncet & Adventice - Exsurgence [Tresor - 281]
[105] ?
[110] Bas Mooy - Shanks [Sleaze - 097]
[111] ?
...
[117] James Ruskin - Slit
[120] Bas Mooy - Shanks [Sleaze - 097]
[125] ?
[130] UVB - Mixtion [MORD - 012]
[132] Planetary Assault Systems - Arc [Mote Evolver - MOTE 041D]
[134] ?
...
[138] Jeff Mills - D.N.A.
[140] Ben Sims - Tough Groover
...
[143] KiNK - Fantasia (Truncate Remix) [Pets - 048]
[144] ?
...
[151] Radio Slave - Don't Stop No Sleep (Robert Hood Remix) [Nonplus - 033]
[153] ?
...
[159] Kaelan - Odissey (Zadig Remix)
[162] Bas Mooy - Nearby Silent Horses
[165] Planetary Assault Systems - Undertow
[16?] + ?
...
[171] Marco Bailey - Pere Lachaise (ROD Remix One) [MBR - 008D]
...
[176] Volte-Face - The Power of Christ Compels You
[180] Planetary Assault Systems - The Eyes Themselves [Mote Evolver - MOTE 041D]
[182] ?
[184] Emmanuel - Contrane + Confucio - Conoscenza
[187] An-I - Kino-I (Dub)
...

WH016 / EE Page

Luke Slater - EE405 - Electronic Explorations (Warehouse Sessions 016)

artist: Planetary Assault Systems
title: The Messenger
label: OstgutTon
cat: OSTGUTCD20/LP10
release: 24.10.2011
The Planetary Assault Systems project has been active for some 15 years now, channeling an exploratory theme into cutting edge, non-conformist techno for the clubs but also for listening at home.
His previous album for Ostgut Ton, “Temporary Suspension”, re- instated that classic P.A.S sound and found the dextrous artist touring even more with this tougher, purist techno aesthetic.
And yet again Slater maintains his prolific output with the announcement of “The Messenger”. In his own words it's a project that stays very true and honest to the Planetary Assault Systems goal: a journey of discovery, to create new sounds which are not otherwise present in club music at this time.
From the album's beautiful introduction track “Railer (Further Exploration)”, which floats through the bubbling ether before leading into the mysterious depths of “Beauty In The Fear”, it is clear that Slater's role as sound explorer and adventurer has been dutifully fulfilled.
With the sense of timing that can only be expected from such an experienced DJ and musician, we are led through a series of stand out tracks, where no one feels less pure, yet each has their own voice.
Indeed there's a strong club element present here - Slater play-tested all the tracks and employed a careful editing process to make sure they all fit the description. Highly playable works of club-intended sound art, early heavy moments like “Bell Blocker” or the playful “Wriss” give way to even more severe messages as “Kray Squid” pulses onto the radar with magnetic energy.
The drum barrage of “Rip The Cut” speaks directly to the dancefloor, perhaps the most rhythmically intense moment of the album, which is not to be put lightly as the rolling, filtering tones of “Cold Bolster” and “Black Tea” urge us further into perfectly frenetic moments.
Tracklisting CD:
01. Railer (Further Exploration) 
02. Beauty In The Fear
03. Human Like Us
04. Bell Blocker
05. Wriss
06. Movement 12
07. Call From The East
08. Kray Squid
09. Rip The Cut
10. Motif
11. Cold Bolster
12. BlackTea
Tracklisting 2x12“:
A1 Beauty In Fear A2 Bell Blocker B1 Wriss
B2 Call From The East B3 Motif
C1 Rip The Cut
C2 Human Like Us D1 Black Tea
D2 Cold Bolster


Shortened Album Stream :: Planetary Assault Systems - The Messenger (OstgutLP10/CD20 - 24.10.11)

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Download: Planetary Assault Systems - The Light Years Mix

For the last 25 years, Luke Slater has been a master in sound design. Throughout his career he’s operated under several different guises, with an extensive back catalogue that’s widely regarded as one of techno’s greatest. 

He started out in the early 90s releasing seminal works on labels like Peacefrog, and in 2006 he started putting out music via his own label Mote Evolver, yet his output hasn’t slowed down since then: the best example of this is probably last year’s killer 'Arc Angel' LP he released as Planetary Assault Systems via Ostgut Ton.

Slater is equally lauded as a DJ. Through our history he’s become something of a Farringdon staple, and his clinical precision has helped make his Room Two sets highly anticipated among the techno contingent of our family.

He reminded us why he’s become so integral to our space at his last appearance with us. Following on from Terry Francis and Black Asteroid’s bewildering live show, Slater stepped up to close out the room with a dramatic and transcendent 3-hour closing.

As we invite him to return to his adopted Room Two home this coming Saturday, we uncovered the recording from last year in anticipation.     

Luke Slater returns to RM2 this Saturday: fabricldn.co/g80x3s

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