Planetary Assault Systems have been releasing spacious, outer galactic techno for more than fifteen 'earth' years now and show no signs of letting up. From the expansive tracks on 'Atomic Funkster' to the project joining the Ostgut Ton stable with 'Temporary Suspension', Planetary Assault System's brand of techno is a welcome assault on the auditory system. And in case you're wondering if Luke Slater is Planetary Assault Systems, we here at zero" have been informed by the Techno Bureau of Investigations, or T.B.I, that they are one and the same person, but from different dimensions...spooky.
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boris, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com |
This Maxi-Single is featured in Update #055:
Ramadanman, Soul Clap, Gold Panda
March has marched on by, but not without pouring a vernal cornucopia of fantastic releases upon us. As usual our newsletter is filled to the brink with our personal favourites of the month, neatly split into genres for your browsing comfort.
In techno and more...
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The Editor, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com |
More astounding intergalactic techno-shenanigans in the second volume of the 'Deep Heet' series. Taking techno back to its primal roots, 'Suktion' does just that in a punishing whirlwind vortex, 'Powwow' spirals over kicking entrancing motifs and 'Raid' is a menacing stealthy slow-burner. Surrender is the only option...
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