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TechPhonics presents LUKE SLATER aka Planetary Assault Systems Live - Check the event page on Facebook... (https://www.facebook.com/events/451069104941276/)
Enter 2013. Enter the 6th Year of TechPhonics parties, and it's set to be our biggest and best year yet. So who do we have lined up to start this new year with a mighty bang? Enter UK techno don LUKE SLATER. Luke has previously toured Oz destroying the massive Boiler Room (Big Day Out), once with a DJ set and once with his epic Freek Funk live set. What do we have in store this time round? Enter the PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS live show. Touring Australia for the first time under the P.A.S. guise, this will be Luke’s first ever club set in Adelaide. Join us as we rock the foundations of the Electric Circus basement, and their brand spanking new L’Acoustics line array system…
Supports: Jorge Watts / Matt Abstrax / Trebek / Axel Finn & Boyce
Tickets: on sale NOW!
- Very limited $25 earlybirds from Transition Records, Venuetix (booking fees apply), or direct off Matt.A (PM to arrange)
TechPhonics is proudly supported by local community broadcast station Soundpond. You can catch our weekly Soundpond show every Tuesday 6-8pm on www.soundpond.net, with Matt Abstrax and guests.
LUKE SLATER aka PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS
Luke Slater has been at the forefront of UK electronic music since the early ‘90s with a string of brilliant releases under a number of guises including Clementine, 7th Plain and Planetary Assault Systems. In 1996 Luke remixed Joey Beltrams ‘Forklift’ with the track quickly becoming an underground anthem and one of the most played tracks in the Adelaide techno scene, getting dropped at parties and clubs for many years.
After signing to Novamute in 1997, Luke dropped his groundbreaking album ‘Freek Funk’. This and the follow up 1999 album ‘Wireless’ were both released to critical acclaim and took Slater far beyond the confines of the techno scene. His “Fear & Loathing” mixes sit proudly amongst the collections of many music lover as do his enviable back catalogue of powerhouse techno tracks.
Fast forward to 2009 and Luke has burst back onto the scene as Planetary Assault Systems with his 'Temporary Suspension' album on Berlin's ‘Ostgut Ton’ label. He’s been instrumental in reinvigorating the scene he helped create by bringing back techno's traditional, purist values. The album kick-started a wave of P.A.S. live shows around the globe, followed by another album “The Messenger”, also on Ostgut Ton. Over 12 tracks of exploratory techno and electronica, Slater chases that fundamental wave - seeking new sounds while staying true to the original P.A.S. ideology and channelling an on-going search for new ground into cutting-edge modern music.
Let’s fire up as Luke Slater brings his epic Planetary Assault Systems live show to Adelaide and Australia for the first time!
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