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elec·​tron·​ic*

Oldschool Techno, a bit of Euro Dance and a dash of early Hardcore and Breakbeat. From classic hits to underground gems. Extended or club versions instead of radio edits when possible. Includes a few late 80s / early 00s tracks.

90s Rave, Acid, Trance, House_part2

Liquid Culture

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Gerry's best ever classics

Played-A-Live (The Bongo Song)

Played-A-Live (The Bongo Song) (Original Club Version)

Circus Bells

Circus Bells (Hardfloor Mix)

Hymn

Hymn (European Mix)

7 Days

7 Beats (Mellow Mix)

The Days

The Days (NOTION Remix)

Sweet Harmony

Closer

Rise

Snowstorm

Liquid Love

One Love Family (Your Teeth In My Neck)

The Days (NOTION Extended Remix)

"I'm like a collector—everything I come across makes it into my music." The dance music don talks about the music that shaped him and his recent L.B. Dub Corp album on Dekmantel.

Luke Slater, the British DJ, producer and occasional drummer, has been making music under a slew of monikers since the '80s: Planetary Assault Systems, L.B. Dub Corp, LSD, The 7th Plain, Clementine—the list goes on. While he's put out an excellent range of dynamic analogue music that runs the gamut of house, acid, breakbeat, electro and even spoken word, he's probably best known for his productions and live shows that focus on sleek and solid techno, as showcased on Ostgut Ton and his own imprint, Mote-Evolver.

In the latest instalment of our flagship live series Playing Favourites, Slater unpacks the tracks that, for him, best illustrate the history of techno at large, as well as the records that define his creative process and career trajectory. He speaks with Chloe Lula live from Polifonic festival about his love of Detroit and Underground Resistance, as well as the abiding influence of hip-hop on his early work and his love of intentionally integrating mistakes in his music. He also reflects on how he became the first non-German artist to release on Berghain's esteemed record label, as well as discussing his most recent release, Saturn to Home, for Dekmantel. The double LP saw him return to his drumming practice and introduce surprising and powerful collaborations from electronic music contemporaries and vocalists like Kittin and the poet Benjamin Zephaniah. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.749 Luke Slater

1992 - 2012

Dark And Long (Dark Train)

Experience: Expanded

Weather Experience (Remastered)

Non Stop

Total Confusion (Heavenly Mix)

Play

Why Does My Heart Feel so Bad?

I Remember

I Remember (Strobelite Mix)

Journal of Ardency

207 planetary assault systems - booster-ktmp3

L'Esperanza

L'Esperanza (Hope Will Move Mountains Mix)

Let Us Play

Timber

Sincere (Nero Remix)

Sincere

Minimal Nation

Museum

Composer, producer and performer since '92. Behind Sweet Harmony. And many other tunes.

Closer

Liquid.