croatian dj & producer heavyweight insolate debuts on luke slaters legendary mote-evolver imprint with a massive four-tracker of pure bred techno ready for the dance floor.

luke slater and ashley burchett return as roog unit

serious techno ep by speedy j and steve rachmad

perfect collaboration ep by luke slater and dubfire

planetary assault systems revisits >in from the night< with edits and a remix from adam beyer and wehbba

pressed on clear vinyl. incl dubfire, luke slater and the lady machine remix

no labelcover! rene wise returns to mote evolver

the brazilian-born, berlin-based dj/producer prepares her first release for luke slaters mote evolver with magnify ep.

mote-evolvers parallel series, curated by label founder luke slater

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2021 repress! luke slater as planetray assault sysrtems ... bangin techno tracks on transparent double twelve inch vinyl

2021 prpress! true to the dna of luke slaters imprint, rene wise fires off a throbbing combination of big room-ready 4/4 mechanics, high-velocity bass and hypnotic acideries on a dopey, dubby flex - engineering the tools of chaos for a highly immersivedive into the basements teeming underworld and its nocturnal fauna.

2021 repress!!! luke slaters most well known pseudonym is back. no exit unmistakably bears all the hallmarks of planetary assault system, from mind-tripping and floor-stirring hypnotic energy to the theme of pushing the outer limits of unknown territories

(black vinyl 2021 repress) this new set of four highly concentrated cuts shows how effective planetary assault systems can be at fueling the imagination by fusing together rhythmic and incidental elements into a unified, animated meshwork, without even a prominent melody to help out. deep heet vol. 4 also showcases slater?s aptitude for choosing just the right moments to deviate from a steady groove.

rene wise returns to mote evolver

steve rachmad aka sterac

roog unit is a project of luke slater and o phase

remaster luke slater master piece!

vinyl 2 of the love remixes.

vinyl 1 of the love remixes.

strong remix pack from luke slaters track love / incl dl card

rising uk artists rene wise and billy turner each deliver two deep techno cuts for the sixth chapter of mote-evolvers parallel series, curated by label founder luke slater

(180 gr, clear vinyl, incl dl card) having already unleashed a considerable amount of collaborative magic with the planetary funk: 22 light years series of remix eps, luke slater has now upped the ante with six full sides worth of material,all of them injecting the spirit of classic p.a.s. into new sonic organisms. behind the controls: marcel fengler, psyk, lucy, slam, octave one, function and ksp.

fresh off the new album we welcome the arrival of a limited l.b dub corp single. opening proceedings, see the light unveils a soulful and vocal driven side to the l.b.dub corp sound, whilst we are going home switches up the aesthetic and movesinto duskier, percussion driven territories. last up, slater punctuates the ep with the intricate, snaking sonics of calling the spirit, harnessing slick, skipping hats and a hypnotic, ever-evolving lead line.june welcomes the arrival of a limited l.b dub corp single. opening proceedings, see the light unveils a soulful and vocal driven side to the l.b.dub corp sound, whilst we are going home switches up the aesthetic and moves into duskier, percussion driven territories. last up, slater punctuates the ep with the intricate, snaking sonics of calling the spirit, harnessing slick, skipping hats and a hypnotic, ever-evolving lead line.

(180 g vinyl incl. dl card) following its launch in 2006, slaters l.b. dub corp moniker has been responsible for refreshing house music on labels like mote-evolver and ostgut ton, with the latter hosting the pseudonyms debut album in 2013. side effects is the projects first body of work since then. i wrote the tracks over the last year between being on the road as p.a.s. and playing a few l.b. dub corp house sets, which naturally evolved into side effects almost accidentally luke slater

his hard-edged beats, insistent tones, and occasional flash of devious humor make deutschmann a natural addition to the mote-evolver roster: his natural versatility and clear-minded futurism result in compelling club tracks and dj nights, and his mote evolver debut ep lost in a loop is no exception to this rule. with just a simple schematic to work with, deutschmann does what the best producers do and enlivens those simple instructions until they give an illusion of greater complexity.

the working relationship between producer psyk (a.k.a. manuel anós) and mote-evolver continues with the new silent witness ep, another episode showcasing psyks expert balance of technical variance and affective consistency.longtime fans of psyk will find silent witness to be a very worthy addition to his catalogue, and also a worhty addition to any dj sets that desire to mix raw energy with a carefully tailored sense of sophistication.

(roog unit = luke slater + Ø phase. the full dose of mesh shows two producers clearly at their most focused and precise. like their best work to date, it will get fans active imaginations churning - and leave them wondering what thiscollaboration has in store for the near future.

three long years after it last graced our ears, the parallel series is back with a new pair of well-established producers. this fifth edition sees sev dah and jeff rushin take on a side each, the result being four expertly crafted pieces oftechno aimed straight for early mornings on darker dance floors

(josh wink rmx) pairing both an original mix and a spirited re-working by josh wink, kat is a winning synthesis of all the elements that make p.a.s. such a continually relevant player in the game of moving bodies and opening minds.

(q phase & ben sims remixes) the original splanetary funk 12s by p.a.s. dates back to the early 1990s. the 21st century re-activation of the planetary funk moniker isnt a nostalgic look backwards so much as an expansion of its original mission.

this music wont disappoint anyone who still looks to techno as the music of new ideas.

rushin is an artist who has the cool confidence and patience to let ideas slowly simmer, and knows that this simmering process is essential for his distinct sonic seasonings to truly and positively affect the body and mind.

psyks newest release for the mote-evolver label (following last years time foundation album and the eps aracade and distane) is solid and elemental techno as ever: it fits neatly into the labels stylistic template of mesmerizing precision

having both been on the scene for over twenty years, mote evolvers founder luke slater and dutch producer steve rachmad are considered veterans of the techno scene - both outlasting the genres various dips and flourishes in popularity.

the eyes themselves once again demonstrates slaters lasting contribution to techno: maintaining its reputation as a tool for stimulating both intellectual and physical energy

luke slaters mote-evolver reach the big 4-0 with the help of chris jarman, the commanding officer behind the kamikaze space programme. concrete musique is four tracks of loud, hard-nosed, techno-taunting speaker pressure.

ltd 2014 repress
mote-evolvers ever successful parallel series is now on to its fourth installment, this time with two west coast producers - developer and truncate - going head to head.

180 gr heavy weight vinyl! after two succesful ep releases on the label, psyk aka manuel anos is back on mote-evolver inaugurating his first full-length album effort with >time foundation<

parker delivers 3 tracks that are not only powerful, but also designed to deepen and strengthen almost meditative nature of techno s outer-end, endlessly evolving with fluidity.early support from adam beyer, ben klock, psyk

mote evolver kicks off 2014 with future modular ep from luke slaters planetary assault systems alias, presenting sharp-as-ever fresh sound of p.a.s. that has enticed the audience as long as the mighty systems have existed.

mote-evolver welcomes back psyk (aka manuel años) after his strong label debut release, distane. for his second mote-evolver release, psyk delivers yet another standout effort with four tool-oriented tracks of clean, tight, yet powerful minimalistic approach.
early support from: adam beyer, rolando, brendon moeller, ryan elliott, pär grindvik, scanmode, stray landings ...

two producers at the top of their games. silent servants expert handling of noise and distortion and lucys ability to create narratives where you least expect them form a startling hybrid.

following the release of his critically acclaimed album, crossed paths, shifted s next release on mote-evolver is the incendiary razors ep.

planetary assault systems presents deep heet volume 3, the third installment of one of luke slaters most seminal series to date on mote-evolver and carrying on the series of intergalactic exploration.

psyk melds together new forms of rhythm and expression with the kind of maximal composition and hard energy that the label has honed. quality 4-tracker.

incl. shifted, lucy, dettmann remixes! the second remix package to reinterpret planetary assault systems seminal record function 4, originally released on the influential peacefrog label in 2000.

>parallel series 3<, comes from two well respected reference points in the international scene: bas mooy and chris finke. their sound identities compare and compliment, contrast and challenge each other, creating a wordless dialogue.

limited pressing on clear vinyl. crossed paths is shifteds debut album & the first full length work to be released on mote-evolver and the scope of the album format takes shifteds vision to the next level.

after launching in fine fashion with luke slater wielding his l.b. dub corp alias against textured cuts from asc, the second instalment of mote-evolvers parallel series presents more forward-thinking sets this time from shifted and samuli kemppi.

originally released through peacefrog in 2000, the tracky, tripping metallic thump of function 4 is a great early example of slaters pioneering droning, mesmerising musings as p.a.s. this is the 1st episode.

mote-evolver continues to push on into uncharted territories of electronic music with the parallel series 1, the first in a new series where 2 artists are featured side by side - contrasting and complementing. a dedicated producer with over than a decade of experience, british born asc goes head to head with luke slaters rather rare l.b.dub corp guise over 4 tracks of vivid new techno.

mote-evolver continues to push on into uncharted territories of electronic music with the >parallel series 1<, the first in a new series where 2 artists are featured side by side - contrasting and complementing. a dedicated producer with over than a decade of experience, british born asc goes head to head with luke slaters rather rare l.b.dub corp guise over 4 tracks of vivid new techno.

released in may last year, his thwack ep showcased the kind of pulsing, throbbing techno sound that few other producers can equal in intensity. now we bring you the remixes.

with his >control ep< shifteds newest production brings no further clues as to the identity of this highly-regarded yet anonymous producer. having established an relationship with luke slater s mote-evolver imprint, shifted has been releasing some of the freshest and highly acclaimed techno tracks at the moment. what >control< does bring, however, is an impressive follow-up release to the >drained ep< released on mote-evolver earlier this year.

the founder of swedish techno has earned a reputation as a diverse and evolutionary force within techno thanks to a steady stream of quality productions and so mote-evolver welcomes cari lekebusch back to the label for his second release with open arms!

comprising three state-of-the-art expeditions into deep space techno, deep heet vol. 2 takes techno back to its primitive roots, adding details inspired by yet-tobe-explored points in the galaxy, only visible from slaters spacestation Ø uk studio.
supported by adam beye, slam, heiko laux, luciano, damon wild and many more!

the forever-progressive luke slater has plucked a special release from the ether that will impress and intrigue followers of motes approach to underground techno. shrouded in anonymity, shifteds release is fuelled by a personal passion for techno

having made a debut on mote-evolver back in march, finland s samuli kemppi returns with another stunning ep of ultramodern techno on luke slater s imprint!

heralded as one of the more interesting newcomers to the underground scene, lucy?s refreshing style of intuitive dub techno has found a natural home with luke slater s mote-evolver label.

planetary assault systems needs no introduction having been at the heart of techno since 93.taken from the first mote-evolver ep, gt is remixed and reworked to bring a classic bang-up-to-date!

as a fellow ostgut ton recording artist and berghain regular, the connections between berlins marcel fengler and luke slater go beyond the usual mutual respect between artists. this is berghaininspired music at its best for which fengler is known!

bristling with energy and intensity, these are standout peak-time cuts that combine pounding beats, pulsing acid stabs, futuristic phaser effects, chopped up vocals and a riveting breakdown !

luke slaters mote-evolver label is enjoying an impressive run of form. having chalked up one of the standout cuts of the autumn in the shape of cari lekebuschs >spindizzy< and dropped two floor-shaking futuristic techno megabombs from ortin cam (>carnage< & >felt<) either side of the new year there can be little doubt that the long-standing label is as relevant now as it ever has been.
one of the key players in finlands techno scene, samuli kemppi has a reputation for making forward-thinking, boundary blurring electronic music. coming up to his tenth year as a producer, his knack for blending the best of the past with cutting edge sounds has seen samuli appear on labels as diverse as ovum, siesta, komisch and prologue, providing all the credentials necessary to understand why samulis style has consistently drawn attention from all corners.

having taken care of business in spectacular fashion with his carnage track on mote-evolver back in september, ortin cam is back with more of his trademark floor-shaking futuristic techno!!

luke slaters mote evolver label is not pulling any punches. having shaken the techno scene to its boots last month with the release of ortin cams no-holes-barred >carnage<, the label moves on to their funky 13th release.
the name cari lekebusch is synonymous with what has made techno the musical powerhouse that it has become. globally recognized as a founding force behind the swedish techno movement alongside the triumvirate of adam beyer, jesper dahlbäck and joel mull, lekebuschs distinctive musical style and creative integrity has graced leading label from drumcode to soma to harthouse and turbo and spawned a career that has maintained over nearly two decades.
spindizzy is a deftly crafted funked-up tech house track. constructed from a palette of harmonically aligned keys, bass and horns, its intensity comes from the measured way in which each element is given the space to breath its own energy into the mix. pacey but musical, subtle yet memorable, this is a standout record.
luke slater adding his bass sodden l.b dub corp twist to the track completes the package. deeply dubbed-out tribal rhythms take the mix on a more left-of centre path that winds through a busy soundscape of atmospheric acoustics that seem to breathe in deeply before being exhaled in a release of firing percussion.

i ve been playing ortins track at big gigs for quite a while at peak times, with the advent & industrialyzer interpreting it its great to release these two fine pieces of work that have purpose and conviction says luke slater about the next release on his mote evolver label. the boundary pushing mind set slater brings to his own planetary assault systems creations is a key characteristic of the music he selects for mote evolver. this release from ortin cam is a prime example.

limited remix edition !! remixes by len faki, radial, l.b. dub and luke slater himself