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Planetary Assault Systems

Techno

Berghain Stories

planetary assault systems

Moonrise Berghain

Hard Wax

Etapp Kyle - Aurora

man !!!!!!!! ! !!! x 323434545
could there be any more
cooler drumset than the one
jaki (don't say jacques-y) liebezeit
himself utilizes ? we, of the
fifteenth constellation of november,
fully support this statement, ...
this man, this drummer avant-garde,
this percussive minimal hitter, uses no kickdrum
at all ! ! ! ! but instead one floor tom (as kick),
three what appears to be snare drums ... & three
cymbals . . . & on top of it,
he uses a somewhat peculiar, hm hm particular
material, ... very very mysterious, ... 
com'on jaki ! tell us, we'd like to know
if you're triggering your drums, or use
a combination of techniques or is it this 
special material only that creates your wonderful
deep drum sound ... don't be shy !

anyhow___ enjoy this marvelous piece of brilliant musik !

burnt friedman + jaki liebezeit - morning has broken

石野卓球 Live At Union Rave

PODCAST - JULIAN JEWEIL - LIVE - January 2014

Release date (vinyl & digital): 10th of March 

After a string of acclaimed releases on Token and a selection of remixes, Ø [Phase] released his debut album 'Frames Of Reference' on Token last fall. It earned him outstanding reviews at Resident Advisor ("a display of real power and finesse" 4/5), in DJmag ("a calculated masterpiece" 9,5/10), at XLR8R ("sticks out as an alternate route to the heart of machine music's appeal" 8/10), Groove Magazine ("pulsating techno in which every sonic details fits") and more.

Following the first single “On The Edge / Perplexed” & the second single “Dirtro II” (including the stellar ‘New Device Remix’ by Robert Hood), we now present you the last segment of the series with 2 remixes. On the A-side Rødhåd delivers an epic 10 minute interpretation of the first single ‘Perplexed’, while Robert Hood delivers a second, more minimalistic take on “Dirtro II” for the flip.

TRACKLISTING
A. Perplexed (Rødhåd's Extended Mix)
B. Dirtro II (Robert Hood's Redeemed Mix)

www.tokenrecords.com
www.facebook.com/ashleyphase
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Remixed

Ø [Phase]- Perplexed (Rødhåd's Extended Mix)

This is the track I donated to the BPM Japan Charity album - njoi. 
I wrote this track in 1996 whilst working on the Drone Sector album. 
It was too "light" for the album, quite rightly so and never found a home until now with all the proceeds and contributions of 60 different artists being donated to the Red Cross Japan.

https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/362359/bpm-japan-charity-album-volume-1

Planetary Assault Systems - BPM Japan Charity - Radiance (Unreleased 1996 Drone Sector track)

Responsible for organizing the Moments event series throughout Berlin, I/Y is releasing an EP celebrating their collaboration with all the artists who performed and adhered to the Moment’s concept in the last few years. Releasing music from everyone was impossible, but the 4 tracks produced by Voiski, Blind Observatory, Schloss Mirabell, and I/Y give a solid idea of what Moments is about.

IYMOM001 - B2 - I/Y - Moments

Recondite
Caldera
HFT035

Recondite marks his return to Hotflush with the epic, potentially summer-defining 'Caldera' and a sequel to his 2012 hit 'DRGN'. The Bavarian artist has undergone a dazzling rise since that time, and one which is reflected in the increasing opulence of his music.

'Caldera', with its dramatic arpeggios and crescendos, is unabashed big-field decadence. Bearing all the hallmarks on which he's made his name - space, subtlety, build, attention to timbre - over the course of 9 minutes it raises the temperature to white heat. 'DRGN 2' picks up exactly where its 2012 namesake left off; that is, with an arching melody played out over droning tones of insidious intent. Dark, imposing and elegant - this is Recondite at his most wicked.

Available on Beatport and on 12" from September 1st 2014


Tracklisting:

A. Caldera
AA. DRGN 2

Follow us here: beatport.com/label/hotflush-recordings/7517


Buy on Beatport

Recondite - Caldera EP (HFT035 Preview)

Nathan C & Danny Dove present their massive bomb for Miami 2010 with fast-rising support so far from the likes of Eric Morillo, Axwell, Mark Knight, Tom Novy, Tocadisco....

Clubbed to Death (Nathan C & Danny Dove's 2010 ReWork) - Rob Dougan

Ben Klock - Subzero (Original Mix)

martyn feat. spaceape - is this insanity (ben klock mix)

Koshafunk, the legend who hails from Perth (AUS), brings us episode 52 of Deep House Space.
Enjoy!

Follow KoshaFunk here: @koshafunk
www.facebook.com/koshafunk

Listen to DHS Melodeep:
https://soundcloud.com/deephousespace/dhs-42-deep-melodic-koshafunk

Listen to Kosha's first DHS mix here:
Deephousespace – Dhs18-dirtydeep-koshafunk

Deep House Space 52 - Altered Memories (Koshafunk)

For the sign-industry n°2, Electric rescue (cocoon, boysnoize, sci+tec, etc …) propose 2 techno bombs, Dope and Open Fire Accompanied  by a Dope break beat to electronica version epic and sentimental.

A1 - Dope is a balearic techno monster combines elegant detroit techno sounds to the groove of the biggest tech house hits.

B1 - Open fire is the second techno weapon made in Rave but could make any club dance floor becoming crazy. This track is on one hand totally ravy but also totally open minded and unifier

Those 2 tracks totally fits to the underground profil from the artist but can also burn any eclectique dance floor.

>>> OUT 17th OCTOBER (Vinyl) <<<




B1 - Electric Rescue - Open Fire (SI 02)

Dasha Rush - Polaris

Joris Voorn - The Secret - Cocoon Recordings (112 kbps Low Quality Preview)

a classic... recorded late 1992 while Laurent was organising the mythic weekly party "Wake Up Paris" at the Rex Club in Paris.

Laurent Garnier - Wake Up

Bits & Pieces kicks off 2010 with two fresh new tracks from label founders the 16 Bit Lolitas. Dark, brooding and tribal, opener ‘The Red Road’ is a typically low-slung number ideal for working into the early stages of a set. 

B-side ‘6 O’Clock’ displays all of those now trademark 16 Bit Lolitas atmospherics; distorted effects blend with rolling melodies for an edgy set of soundscapes on this equally moody and languid groover.


16 Bit Lolitas - 6 O'Clock

Takkyu Ishino - Solar Frequency Episode 1 Tokyo 30-05-2010 Part3

http://novafuture-blog.com/2012/04/16/cristian-vogel-the-inertials-shitkatapult

Cristian Vogel - Lucky Connor

When it was announced that Luke Slater was going to release his latest Planetary Assault Systems album on Ostgut Ton, it hardly came as a surprise. After all, he'd already given them an epic ambient cut for their Shut Up and Dance! Updated ballet soundtrack, and he's been a semi-regular fixture behind the decks at Berghain since late 2006. But even given his previous record for raw techno and acid as Planetary Assault Systems, it does seem as if Temporary Suspension is Luke Slater's "Berghain album"—a distillation of his adventures at the club, both in the DJ booth and whilst getting sweaty amongst the muscle marys and party animals. Even the introduction of the record draws direct comparisons to the Berghain experience, with the slow fade in to an already driving beat mirroring the walk up the first set of stairs to an already bulging dance floor.

Planetary Assault Systems - Temporary Suspension (Ostgut CD09/LP04)

[p*dis] distribution sampler for May 2012

Cristian Vogel - The Inertials - Lucky Connor(shitkatapult)

Cristian Vogel Live May 2012

Luke Slaterʼs Mote-Evolver label continues to enhance its enviable reputation amongst the techno ranks thanks to a consistently high quality output from acts whose musical range spans the techno genre. Recent highlights have included peak-time bombs from techno leviathans, Cari Lekebusch, Ortin Cam and Submerge as well as stunning EP of ultramodern techno from Finlandʼs Samuli Kemppi; the deep- space-techno of and the slick stylingʼs of Berghain tastemaker, Marcel Fengler.

Having taken a short summer break, Mote-Evolver is back with something very special. Luke Slaterʼs Planetary Assault Systems alias needs little introduction having been at the very heart of techno since 1993. Taken from the first ever Mote-Evolver EP, GT is remixed and reworked to bring a classic bang-up-to-date.

James Ruskin brings his classic Detroit inspired sounds into the mix; creating a meandering journey of a mix; bringing out all the futuristic, industrial robot-funk of the original, piecing together the elements into one soulful and hypnotic whole.

Function & Jerome Sydenham continue their successful production partnership to create a dark and heavy rework. With both producers styles evident in the mix the melting pot of parts comes together as deep, abrasive warehouse techno.

Fittingly, Slater gets in on the act too, providing a selection of P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats and his own P.A.S. ʻDrone Sectorʼ remix; transporting the original straight out of 2006 and into 2010 with all the mesmerizing exquisiteness the original still intact.

www.mote-evolver.com

Planetary Assault Systems - GT - Rhythm & Beats 2 - Mote Evolver

Planetary Assault Systems - GT - Rhythm & Beats 1 - Mote Evolver

Planetary Assault Systems - GT - 'Drone Sector' Remix - Mote Evolver

Function | Modifier

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Martin Garrix - Animals
One of the most hyped and discussed teasers of May 2013 was the teaser for 'Animals'. No artist name was mentioned and from that moment on fans and bloggers alike went head to head in heated discussions on who the artist could possibly be... It turned out to be Dutch prodigy Martin Garrix, which was officially announced by Billboard Magazine. The DJ support is overwhelming and we're sure this track will do ultimate dance floor damage. Just wait for that drop and prepare to jump! 

David Guetta : 'Nice'
Hardwell : 'Full support'
Afrojack : 'Support'
Steve Aoki : 'HUGE'
Sander van Doorn : 'Full support'
Fedde Le Grand : 'Played in my radioshow!'
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike : 'It's fat!'
Chuckie : 'Sick tune!'
Porter Robinson : 'too good!'
Tommy Trash : 'fun'
Thomas Gold : 'Great one'
Danny Howard / BBC Radio 1 : 'Amazing!'