MOTE EVOLVER

CATALOGUE

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MOTE 031:
PSYK - DISTANE EP
10th September 2012




 

DJ Feedback

Raphael Dincsoy
great! dark mood and hard grooves... i like

Medellinstyle
Beautiful EP! Moody, groovy and well produced. All cuts are full on legit.

Sasha
distane is a banger

Alland Byallo
Fat techno jammies! Definite heavy rotation ahead. Psyk is sick!

Darko Esser
My kinda techno, all 4 playlisted!!

XT3 Radio
Cool stuff from Psyk! Will feature and play!

Ben Sims
very useful dj tools, thx!

Joseph Capriati
bomb! will play for sure.

Stephan Bozdin (Systematic)
another really phat psyk. love the whole ep! thanks

Tomdrpoppers
Excellent tracks ('Isolate' being my favorite) which fit perfectly on Mote Evolver!

Lucy
Playing this a lot.

Hipodrome
Once again nice relase on Mote-Evolver. Rndm & Distane are my picks. Will feature the EP on hipodrome.



MOTE 030:
PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS - FUNCTION 4 (REMIXES EPISODE 2)
9th July 2012



 

DJ Feedback

James Ruskin
Thanks for this. Great set of mixes of a classic!

Paul Daily
Luke Slater, Shifted and Dettmann....how can you go wrong?

Ciodor
All remixes are fantastic for different times in a 24hour day&night set!

Joell Mull
I played the Original Track the other week nice to see these remixes coming out. Shifted is my pick of the bunch. But For me the Original is still Fresh!!

Josh Wink
raw gritty techno from wonderful mote evolver

Surgeon
I like the 1st Lucy and Shifted mixes.

John Tejada
really great dettmann remix. thanks!

Joris Voorn
Dettman's mix is fantastic!!

Danny Howells
Utterly faultless .. all mixes are fantastic. Dettmann's is possibly the one for me but it's really tough to pick a favourite.

Eric Cloutier
this entire thing is pretty damn amazing. going to go with dettmann's and shifted's mixes though!

Motorcity Soul
wow, loving these remixes - powerful package! ***matthias.

Pfirter
Yeahhh! Dettmann's and Luca's second mix for me, will play out loud :)

Audiofly
nice marcel detmann remix. dubby feel

Shawn Schwartz
All mixes are great but Lucy 1 and Shifted really do it for me. Lucy 2 is also interesting and the odd one of the release. Excellent treatments of a classic track.

Guilherme
Cool EP, all mixes its nice, but dettmann remix, I prefer! Thanks

Electronic Explorations
what the ... this is incredible ... serious remixes here, need to hear Lucy on a big system, thanks! .. will be supporting ALL of them

Deepchild
Incredible sense of spaciousness and craftsmanship here. Dettmann gets my vote - really enjoying his more house-referencing reworks of late. Lucy mix is also compelling. DOPESAUCE!



MOTE 029:
BAS MOOY + CHRIS FINKE - PARALLEL SERIES 3
28th May 2012




 

DJ Feedback

Danny Tenaglia
all great..thanks!!!!!

Brett Johnson (Cynosure)
Slammn stuff here. Def. gonna give it a push... Chris Finke killn it.

Danny Howells
Killer dark after-hours bizness .. love it.

Samuli Kemppi
Bas does a good job on both tracks. Will play for sure!

Tony Rohr (Clink, Weave)
WESP!!! Woo hoo! This one rocks. Chris' tracks are cool too. Very reminiscent of DJ Bone from Chicago circa 1996.

Mitch Strashnov
Slammin' is damn right. Howl is my favorite tune on this one.

The Black Dog
Great big slab of dark wave lovelyness, we'll be kicking the shit out of these lads.



MOTE LP01:
SHIFTED - CROSSED PATHS
16th April 2012


Shifted's 'Crossed Paths' is a record which pushes the formal possibilities of techno. 'Crossed Paths' is the first full length work to be released on Mote-Evolver and the scope of the album format takes Shifted's vision to the next level. Shifted furthers his exploration into ominous resonances which he began in 2011 on Mote-Evolver by the 'Control EP', a vinyl that seamlessly housed the unabashed peak-time 'Control' and the spatial 'Structure'. On 'Crossed Paths' the breadth of Shifted's ideas is both subtle and devastating. As a producer Shifted's methodology is like that of a sculptor, he works principally with textures knowing precisely when to leave edges raw and fault lines exposed. 'Crossed Paths' is constructed of 11 ominous cuts carved with precision and poise.


 

DJ Feedback

Jochen Ditschler
The idea of hypnotic, dark and visionarily reduced Dubtech surely is not brand new, but tracks as "Out of tune" or "coax" sound like very good Basic Channel/Chain Reaction-tracks fitting for the year 2012.

Xavier Morel
great industrial and deep teckno!!!!

Patrick Selzer
Bedrohlich, dunkel, stark. Sehr clever produziertes Album. Straight Techno.

Mats Almegård
the first album out of mote evolver is going to be huge!

Oliver Ho
great album of textures and sparse rhythms, theres some beautiful stuff on here.

John Tejada
a very interesting musical journey. very nice. thanks.

DVS1
A lot to take in, but definitely liking the quick listen on here...already here at least 4 tracks I need to play right away!! nice one!

Richard Zepezauer
shifted quality. great album!

Manchester Global Radio
Great album. Deep, Dubby, verby,atmospheric Techno. Loving Leather, Colour Of The Fall has some cool sounds, Suffocate , Lexis - support! gemma Furbank

Eric Cloutier
pretty much the best thing i've heard in a long, long time.

Jonaskopp
I found the perfect combination between ambient , atmospheres and hypnotic techno , I will play it till the end!

Electric Indigo
love it immediately! great sound scapes, great grooves, great atmosphere. at first listening, my favorites are yearning, coax, leather, bleeding through, suffocate, and so on and on :-)

Laurent Garnier
sounds sooo organic ---- Brilliant and moody-- Great work

Diversions on Chry105.5FM
dramatic and mysterious soundscapes - this is a fine effort from Shifted - really like the brooding tension and murky atmosphere - COAX, SUFFOCATE and LEXIS are my highlights!

Thomas Steplen (Teknobrat)
Best way to describe this awsome full length premier for Mote Evolver.. Dark, Driving, Metalic, Klonking, Futuristic, minimalistic, Full On 4 - 4 techno, afterhour big room material for a techno club and of course Brilliant !!! I rate this LP 9 on 10 nice job :-)

Mitch Strashnov
"Colour Of The Fall" is one of the best tracks I've heard in 2012. Emotionally exhausting and mountainous in its reach, Shifted's LP is a journey that can bring euphoria and melancholy within a track skip.

Ben Sims
definately plenty of strong material on here, leather, suffocate and lexis being my picks, thx!

Joseph Capriati
love this! Shifted is actually one of my fav producers around. support!

Konrad Black
Good all round! Thanks.

Alex Chew
Great collection of tracks from the prolific artist.



MOTE 028:
SHIFTED + SAMULI KEMPPI - PARALLEL SERIES 2
5th March 2012




 

DJ Feedback

Terence Fixmer
great EP, Love Spire..

Falko Brocksieper
another superb release on mote evolver, with "trans neptunian" as my favourite here.

Jochendit Schler
"Spire" and "Trans Neptunian" make the day/the night, hypnotic and outstanding techno for the headstrong.

Stephan Bodzon (Systematic)
the shifted tracks are just dope. will def playout a lot.

Billy Nasty
Great EP with 4 killer trax!

Boum! Tchak! on CIBL 101.5FM Radio Montèal
Big fan of Shifted and Kemppi. Top tracks!

Laurent Garnier
Very good ep -- will play a lot

Sasha
remixes sound cool

Josh Wink
slept on this. Dope raw & gritty techno!

Joris Voorn
bought some of this on beatport actually, great techno!

Danny Howells
Sorry I'm late but this is great!!

Atomic Jam
4 corkers on here, great stuff!

Stuart (Slam)
Excellent stuff will play out loud.

Ben Sims
gates and trans..do the biz for me, top rolling club groovers, thx!

Norman Nodge (Ostgut Ton/ Berghain)
Nice split 12", hard to say which one´s the pick of the bunch. Both guys did great work.

Jeff Derringer (Oktave/ Perc Trax)
both producers at the top of their game. two guys who really get it...


MOTE 027:
FUNCTION 4 (REMIXES EPISODE 1) - PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS
14th November 2011





Luke Slater's coveted Planetary Assault Systems project continues its explorations into the outer limits with this first remixes package of the classic,Function 4'. Episode 1 features interpretations by two of Germany's techno-leviathan's; Marcel Dettmann and Chris Liebing.

Originally released through Peacefrog in 2000, the tracky, tripping metallic thump of, Function 4' is a great early example of Slater's pioneering droning, mesmerising musings as P.A.S. With its chattering hi-hats, gated snares and humming kinetic energy, the original is included here in all its re-mastered glory.

Berghain resident Marcel Dettmann turns in an urgent and driving remix, led by a meandering synth theme that modulates teasingly as the track build. The distinctive voice sample is transformed as if played through a interplanetary P.A, and Dettmann uses expert restrain in introducing the stuttering percussion lines and static FX.

The much loved Chris Liebing delivers a no-nonsense mix that stays true to the original while enforcing a heavy four-to-the-floor pump throughout. Engineered to excite with its dirty beats, hissing punctuation and subtle builds, Liebing is on form with this heavily functional reshape.

And a message from Luke: ,Chris sent me over a version of Function 4 he did earlier in the year, which Ireally liked and have been playing out a lot. As it turned out Function 4 was an old school favourite among other artists. At the time it was quite different not being a straight 4/4 record, so it's great to bring it out into the open in a way in 2011."



Tracklisting:
A. Function 4 (Marcel Dettmann Remix)
AAl. Function 4 (Chris Liebing 2011 Rework)
AA2. Function 4 (Original)



DJ Feedback

Jonas Kopp (Curle)
I like the chris and marcel mixes.

Electric Indigo
cool dettmann mix! and i l.o.v.e. the original version :)

http://teknology.free.fr/ radioshow
I can't do anything except clicking 'excellent'.

Switch / Studio Brussel
Marcel's mix is dope

Jens Holmes (Nightcode/Urgent.fm)
Old skool vs new skool makes a perfect match, Dettman hits our list

Vincent Kruijer (partyflock)
The Marcel Dettmann mix is pure energy. Like that one!

Michel De Hey
original is a classic tune, respectful remixes!

Partyflock
Nice remixes!

Mark Broom
Dettmann mix for me.. Love it

Swoon
Very nice set of remixes. Will use on radio.

Teknobrat
Marcel Dettmann mix really does it for me... I rate this ep 8 on 10

Diversions on chry105.5fm
love the Marcel Dettmann mix!

Jose (Medellinstyle)
beautiful EP.. Full Support!

Medellinstyle
stic release.. outspace tunes!! Full Support!

Raresh (Arpiar)
function 4 . good reissue with some good remixes as well . thanks

Hipodrome
Good Dettmann remix

basso.fi Radio
the original is an absolutely beautiful combination on old-school electro, minimalist techno and dub. dettmann delivers a massive remix too. brilliant release!

Laurent N. (Atavisme)
TOP Release !!! 2 great remixes. FULL SUPPORT !!!

Benoît Carretier (Tsugi)
dettmann remix is nice

Radio Beton (Cultural Fervent)
Rolling again and again. Hypnotik for the original, boring for Chris Liebing mix and Hard'n'Cold for Dettmann mix. I love the last !!!

paris-one.com (Sebastian Baylet)
Great Stuff, Nice Rmx

Jérôme Viale (Tsugi)
Ultra massive Dettmann mix!!

Terence Fixmer (Electric Deluxe)
both excellent

Luis Rozalen (Clubbing Spain)
I can only say YESSSSS

Redwan Chakrani (Clubbing Spain)
Dettmann is the man.

Docepulgadas
Amazing tracks!! full support

Klubbers.com
Chris liebing remix its my favorite. Sure that play in a radio show.

Dario Zenker (Harry Klein)
Pumpin Dettmann Rmx!

Pär Grindvik
Solid reworks of a great original!

Stephan Bodzin (Systematic)
both mixes are really cool. thanks!

Raphael Dincsoy (Partysan Raum Neckar)
DOPE RELEASE !!!

Michael Leuffen (Groove Magazine/Piranha)
Dettmann keeps it raw and sexy!!! Nice!

Thilo Schneider (Groove Magazine)
Excellent

DJ Mag (DJ Mag Germany/DJ Mag Charts)
Well done! Big RMX from Chris!

Norman Nodge (Ostgut Ton/Berghain)
Three proper techhno tracks, hard to say whichs one's the pick of the bunch, will be inevitable to play every single version in the right moment.

Adam Beyer (Truesoul/Mad Eye/Drumcode)
yes oyes! an old favourite of mine, both remixers are great! like the deepness of Chris. Full support.

Perc (Perc Trax, CLR, Ovum)
Both new mixes are excellent and it is great to hear the original again.

Sasha (Renaissance)
deeep!

Atomic Jam
Killer mixes...Chris updates the original very nicely and MDs is a bad boy. In the box!

John Tejada
nice pack, the original is still the one for me. timeless.

Danny Howells (Global Underground)
Insanely good!

DJ Nori (Posivision)
Deep comfortable groove, Liebing mix for morning set!



MOTE 026:
PARALLEL SERIES 1 - ASC, L.B. DUB CORP
26th September 2011



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 a decade of experience, British born ASC goes head to head with Luke Slater's rather rare L.B.Dub Corp guise over 4 tracks of vivid new techno.

ASC's textural, earthy and spacious "Slow Burn" does exactly that. Building from reduced layers of paranoid percussion and hot fragments of sound, he creates a bass heavy world of machine funk that leans pleasingly towards more abstract zones. The somewhat brighter "Transit" floats on a bed of liquid reverb, punctuated by jittering percussion, digital interference and brooding deep atmospheres. Certainly a trip into the outer limits, ASC's uncompromising sound continues to grow.

L.B.Dub Corp is Luke Slater's alias geared towards dub influenced jams which straddle house, techno and more experimental zones. Heavy on the static, tape delay and freaked-out melodic elements, what comes across initially as a carefully restrained DJ tool in "Lurcher's Dub", reveals itself to be an inspired fully-electronic jazz jam of sorts. The more grounded "Native Dub" laces a rubbery bell line amongst carefully placed layers of delay as elements build, then disintegrate with addictive hypnotism.



Tracklisting:
A1. ASC - Slow Burn
A2. ASC - Transit
B1. L.B. Dub Corp - Lurcher's Dub
B2. L.B. Dub Corp - Native Dub


DJ Feedback



MOTE 025:
THWACK REMIXES - MARCEL FENGLER
18th July 2011



Marcel Fengler doesn't mess around, and neither does he with his productions. Released in May last year, his "Thwack EP" showcased the kind of pulsing, throbbing techno sound that few other producers can equal in intensity. It was a perfect match for Luke Slater's Mote-Evolver imprint that continues a fresh and consistent release schedule of heavy, driving techno records. Whether marked by their distinctive "Berghain sound", their relentless intensity, or simply their affinity for the dance floor, Mote-Evolver's releases remain unmatched for their quality. Now, having gathered together some of the most seasoned techno producers, Mote-Evolver presents four remixes of Marcel Fengler's "Thwack."

The "Thwack Remixes" EP starts off with Norman Nodge's percussive and dubby re-working of "Thwack". Tense yet subdued, Nodge balances contrasting elements that bring the original recording into unseen new territories. Following second on the A-side is Luke Slater's remix as Planetary Assault Systems, which expands upon the intensity of "Thwack." Layered with thick, heavy bass, the PAS remix grabs hold with its entrancing low frequencies as well as its screeching and howling effects.

Mike Parker contributes his remix of "Thwack" on the B-side, which uses fuzzy effects and pulsing bass to create an atmospheric re-imagining of the track. Intriguing and mysterious, Parker's remix charges the dance floor with an electric-like current ready to be struck by metaphorical sonic lightning.

The digital release includes an additional remix by LB Dub Corp, the moniker used by label-boss Slater for his deeper productions. Swirling and hypnotic, LB Dub Corp's remix uses the pace of the original track and adds a bouncing bassline that rumbles forward, just as engaging as the original release.



Tracklisting:
01. Thwack (Norman Nodge Remix)
02. Thwack (Planetary Assault Systems Remix)
03. Thwack (Mike Parker Remix)
04. Thwack (LB Dub Corp Remix) [Digital Only]


All tracks written and produced by Marcel Fengler
© 2011 Mote-Evolver
Published by Mote Evolver

DJ Feedback



MOTE 024:
CONTROL - SHIFTED
13th June 2011



With his 'Control EP' Shifted's 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.

Composed of four minimalist yet thumping tracks, Shifted's Control release evokes an attitude towards techno that is raw and deep while also engaging. Beginning with "Control", the EP starts out energetically with a tribal rhythm that mixes in with spaced-out effects and plenty of grooving underlying bass. "Structure", takes a bass-heavy turn that carries with it an intense and ominous feel throughout. It moves forward rapidly with pulsing basslines that carry a distinct and focused intensity.

The B-side, starting with "Drifting Over" balances a deep mysterious driving attitude with a whole range of low sonic frequencies fine-tuned specifically for their resonance on any dance floor's sound system. "Resurface" pounds hard and mixes in atmospheric tones as it constantly builds momentum while reaching its climax.



Tracklisting:
A1 - Control
A2 - Structure
B1 - Drifting Over
B2 - Resurface


All tracks written and produced by Shifted
© 2011 Mote-Evolver
Published by Mote Evolver



DJ Feedback

Lucy
Brilliant productions. Will most probably use "Control" quite a bit...

Different Grooves
amazing dark stuff

Joseph Capriati
another bomb on mote evolver....

Jonas Kopp (Curle)
Control is amazing!

Juan Pablo Pfirter
Just Excellent.

Dave Volkaerts
all 4 tracks are top. happy to see a new shifted release

Medellinstyle
Shifted just gets better and better and this EP is a beauty! All tracks sound great but the 3 track seems to be the one that would get most plays from me on first listen.. FULL SUPPORT GUYS!

Andrew Ryce
"control" is excellent.. it sounds like Shifted's sound is expanding beyond his origins, opening up to new influences and ideas... this is a very promising release and i like the direction he's moving in.

Samuli Kemppi
Shifted once again delivers. Full support.

Ben Klock
Very nice 4 tracker.. looking forward to play it out.

Adam Beyer
Control for me, great.

Stuart (Slam)
Drifting over is cool

Oliver Ho
control is my favorite, structure is cool too

Perc
Great EP from the mysterious Mr Shifted. Structure grabs me with it's broken beat rhythms but all will get tested out this weekend.

Alan Fitzpatrick
niiiice!

Atomic Jam
Yes, wicked stuff. Control and Structure being my favourites

Dustin Zahn
I like the BC throwback on 'Control' quite a bit. Thank you.

Danny Howells
Awesome and perfect for when things start getting dark and twisted. Thank you!


MOTE 023:
THIRD EYE VISION EP - CARI LEKEBUSCH
14th March 2011



Luke Slater's Mote-Evolver has been busy keeping the techno scene on its toes with a string of releases that have proven the credentials of the label and challenged the status quo. High profile releases such as Planetary Assault Systems Deep Heet Vol. 2 and the Jerome Sydenham vs Function and James Ruskin remixes of GT have set the benchmark for a release schedule that has seamlessly encompassed music from Slater and his peers as well as the best of the new school producers who are evolving the techno sound for the next generation.

One such producer who could be attributed to either of these categories is Cari Lekebusch. Often credited with serving as inspiration to a generation of electronic music producers, 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 back to the label for his second release with open arms.

Third Eye Vision, inspired by ideas of cerebral exploration, is one for the heads. Built around a building groove emitting a constant melodic hum; the effect is a disorientating hypnosis enhanced by psychedelic chimes and detuned reverbs.

Ana Kata, with its playful, off-centre styling, continues the EP's theme of other worldliness. Warm and enticing yet stark and challenging at times, the fusion of contrasting elements from both sides of the palette creates an alluring harmony.

Octave Mundi closes out the EP with an epic flourish. Part cinematic soundscape, part muscular rhythm track, the sonic alchemy at work creates a moment for the late hours; delivering in equal measures for the head and for the feet.



Tracklisting:
A1: Third Eye Vision
B1: Ana Kata
DIGI: Octave Mundi


All tracks written and produced by Cari Lekebusch
© 2011 Mote-Evolver
Published by Mote Evolver



DJ Feedback

Christian Smith
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great release. full support!

Gideon
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Paul Woolford
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Cari always brings the machine funk. Also digging the Shifted stuff from Guy and Deep Heet 2. Many thanks.

Mihalis Safras
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loving caris latest releases. support

Gary Beck
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TEV is great thankyou!

Adam Beyer
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Full support for Cari!

Tim Xavier
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I like the title track a lot, thanks :)

Jamie Bissmire
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yes please...all trax rocking ! Octave Mundi is sweet, be dropping this on the weekend ! very nice

Stuart McMillan (slam)
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Nice tracks will play!

John Digweed
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good stuff

Chris Liebing
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Chris Liebing

Xpansul
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Dope!! Support from me!

Nuno dos Santos
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Deep and haunting tracks here as only Cari can do it! love it!

Dustin Zahn
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nice new ep from the praying mantis! I prefer the latter 2 cuts!

Mauro Picotto
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Love third eye vision, cool track

Heiko Laux
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will play Ana Kata, cheers heiko

Karotte
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third eye vision is a good one for me. will play it.

Joseph Capriati
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great package from Cari! full support.

Paul Hamill/Psycatron
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another really strong release from ME.

Lance Blaise
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Great tracks!

Konrad Black
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Deep and weird, I love it...thaks!

Industrialyzer
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Great Release :)

Orde Meikle
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another strong release - will play thanx

Jesper Dahlbäi;ck
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gotta be the best lekebusch trax in a long while! perfect tooly bangers! awesome production!

Alan Fitzpatrick
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Amazing EP from cari! will hammer!

Tiger Stripes
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Another solid release from one of my fav labels! Go Sweden!

Pig & Dan
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Loving the whole release fat with a capital F!!

Bart Skils (District One)
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very cool and functional ep..full support!!

Phil Kieran
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sweet sounds great , cheers !

Damon Wild
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great ep as expected from both a quality label and artist. Like them all!


MOTE 022:
DEEP HEET VOL. 2 - PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS
17th January 2011







Having surprised everybody but themselves last time out with the Drained EP by Shifted, Luke Slater's Mote-Evolver is now ready to drop the gears and put the pedal firmly to the metal with the second installment of Luke's Planetary Assault Systems .Deep Heet' Series.

Volume 1 of Planetary Assault Systems .Deep Heet', released in March 2006, signaled the return of Planetary Assault Systems after a 5-year hiatus. The release of this second volume, exactly 5 years later to the day, marks the culmination of Slater's Planetary Assault Systems tour that began in 2009 with the release of the .Temporary Suspension' album on Berlin label Ostgut Ton.

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 Slater's Spacestation Ø UK studio.

Sucktion opens the EP in glorious style. The basis being a powerfully hypnotic groove, the track evolves steadily, drawing the listener in completely before revealing its subtle, beautifully powerful, harmonic breakdown.

Mechanical and tense, Pow Wow combines the sonic dynamism of hollow reverberating rhythms with oscillating melodic loops which together create a tightly woven groove that ultimately implodes into a shrill explosion of frequencies.

Raid closes out the EP with its shimmering minimalism crafting a calm contrast to the rest of the EP. Pulsing melodies and echoing chimes attract the focus while a heavy flat kick and spurts of firing hats add the necessary dancefloor momentum.



Tracklisting:
A1: Sucktion
B1: Pow Wow
B2: Raid


All tracks written and produced by Luke Slater
© 2011 Mote-Evolver
Published by Mute Song





DJ Feedback

Mihalis Safras
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The good old LUKE! will chart Pow track!

Lance Blaise
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solid techno!

Gideon
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Ricardo Rodrigues
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Great Release

Jesper Dahlbäck
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crazy fat shit! love it!

Jamie Bissmire
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Large !

Mauro Picotto
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techno bomb

Tim Xavier
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This is HOT HOT HOT!!! Rrefreshing to hear tracks like this....I love the absence of a punchy bassdrum, the focuss seems to be on the step seq and all of it's trippy qualities...Reminds me of the old u-turn label! This release is totally mind bending, druggy and totally playable....Big thanks!

Dustin Zahn
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Top notch mental techno from PAS, but I'd expect no less! Sucktion and Raid for me, with the former taking the top spot.

Adam Beyer
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fat as F, like and support.

Pär Grindvik
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great EP! feeling them all, thanks!

Luciano
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play !

John Digweed
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good stuff

Damon Wild
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Great release..Full support. Like them all!

Pfirter
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Great one again, will play and chart. Sucktion is a floor destroyer for sure, but i'm loving the deepness on Raid. Great release!

Joseph Capriati
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one of my favourite producers ever! bomb!

Nuno dos Santos
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fierce stuff! Sucktion & Raid!

Steve Rachmad
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Cool stuff, will try all 3.

Joris Voorn
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Awesome release! Full support for Pow Wow and Raid (Edwin Oosterwal/Rejected)

Orde Meikle
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excellent = playing

Alan Fitzpatrick
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superb release, WOW.. cant wait to play!!

Heiko Laux
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great simplicity, will use. cheers heiko

Tony Scott
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pas deliver yet again !



MOTE 021:
SHIFTED - DRAINED
17th January 2011









Shrouded in anonymity, Shifted's productions are fuelled by a personal passion for techno, this four-track EP for Mote Evolver represents an earnest expression of creativity from an enigmatic artist; freed from the restrictions of expectation and reputation.

Opening up with the kind of sparsely constructed but highly incendiary deepspace- techno that has characterized much of Mote's recent output, Drained is a thumping bass-driven ride through sinister moods and scratchy sounding effects.

Polaron brings an abrasive feel to the release, contrasting with the deeper moods found elsewhere on the EP, as heavy beats and mechanical percussion provide momentum while resounding chimes and shrill stabs add frenetic drama.

Futuristic and hypnotic, Bound combines the pacey dynamism of snappy rhythms with mesmerizing atmospheric loops which weave together to create a shifting melody; oscillating subtly against a backdrop of relentless percussion.

Junk appears as a digital only bonus. Tense and brooding, this pulsing, stripped back epic is centered on bleeping melodic lines and echoing chimes that fade in and out like distant code transmissions lost amongst the surrounding sonic hum.



Tracklisting:
A1: Drained
A2: Polaron
B: Bound
Digital Bonus: Junk


All tracks written and produced by Shifted
© 2011 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control





DJ Feedback

Adam Beyer
amazing per usual, mote evolver is really getting it's own sound, a very needed one in the scene.

Joris Voorn
Drained sounds good!

Nihad Tule
Definitely into this EP, simply no nonsense techno. Polaron is my favourite, allthough I'll definitely play Drained and Junk. ME on top!

Damon Wild
another great release..full support. law the rawness..keep up the great releases!

Alan Fitzpatrick
great tools, will defo use!

Nuno dos Santos
Drained is dirty! like!

Tim Xavier
Love it!! Will Play it and will chart if the timing is right :) I Heart Tracky!!

Cari Lekebusch
Far out! Drained is my fave here, Bound and Junk also :D Will work em out asap. Sinister!

Jamie Bissmire
Really liking Drained and Junk...Gonna give this a tearing up on the weekend .. thanks !

Edit Select
Great realease, Like Drained and Junk

Mauro Picotto
pure techno and quality, full support

Pfirter
Bound is my fav, Very nice steady beats. I also love the hipnotic feeling on Junk. Full support.

Karotte
wow great ep. with 4 great deep technotracks. full support!!!

Joseph Capriati
phat release,love Drained! full support.

Orde Meikle Slam
dark and dubby - uber moody

Alexi Delano
Will play for sure!

Steve Rachmad
Drained great mixing tool with a wink of Maurizio and Ben Klock!

Christian Smith
proper honest techno! full support!

Pär Grindvik
feeling them all! "junk" is my favorite, thanks!

Stephan Bodzin
bound for me! fantastic dark stuff.

Camea
wow .. great deep space techno .. thank you !!

Stryke
another excellent mote evolver release! "Bound" is my fave here, but all 4 tracks excel in their dark room vibe!

Jesper Dahlbäck
outstanding without doubt, this is techno!

Troy Pierce
and darkness falls...

Laurent Garnier
another great techno release on the label



MOTE 020:
QUANTUM MECHANICS - SAMULI KEMPPI
15th November 2010









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. One of the key players in Finland's techno scene, Samuli Kamppi reputation for making forward-thinking, boundary blurring electronic music that blends the best of the past with cutting edge sounds has seen Samuli appear on labels as diverse as Ovum, Siesta, Komisch, Prologue, Perc Trax and Octopus; illustrating perfectly why Samuli's style has consistently drawn attention from all corners.

Quantum Mechanic's leads off this four-track EP. Inspired by the abstract ambience of the late night / early morning club experience, this is a deeply hypnotic voyage through bubbling acid patterns and swaying string melodies.

Complex Numbers retains this feeling of meditative otherworldliness but ups the ante with a challenging arrangement of animated, complex percussive rhythms that run energetically over a solid foundation of throbbing low-frequency bass.

Luke Slater makes an appearance via his Planetary Assault Systems moniker; drawing out a tense and incendiary Dub Edit of Quantum Mechanics that evolves the original into a sparse, futuristic-sounding, acid-soaked mechanical haze.

Linear Function closes out the EP with a poignant yet impactful piece. Playing with the contrast between light and dark, the track transitions from iridescent melodies and ebbing strings to disorientating off-key harmonics and back again.



Tracklisting:
A1: Quantum Mechanics
A2: Complex Numbers
B1: Quantum Mechanics (P.A.S. Dub Edit)
B2: Linear Function


All tracks written and produced by Samuli Kemppi
© 2010 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control



DJ Feedback

Mihalis Safras
Favourite Track: Complex Numbers
Rating:
Comments: nice techoish beats. support from material crew

Adam Beyer
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: wicked shit as always!

Umek
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: quality music

Karotte
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: quantum mechanics & complex numbers are great. full support.

Dustin Zahn
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: Proper head fuck techno from Samuli. I expect no less.

Nuno dos Santos
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: Great to see how techno is constantly evolving.. Deep and haunting future stuff! Love all 4 tracks and will play them!

Orde Meikle
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: another great set of trax - from a cool label - playing

Konrad Black
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: ANOTHER BOMB! THANKS.

Dubfire
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:


James Bissmire
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: going to give Quantum Mechanic’s a bump tomorrow night in Tresor ..

Mauro Picotto
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: Good techno e.p.

Harri
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: loving quantum mechanics

Damon Wild
Favourite Track: Complex Numbers
Rating:
Comments: Great release..Full support!

John Digweed
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: good stuff

Camea
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: Love Quantum Mechanics, always happy to find some techno with nice melodics!

Joseph Capriati
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: great package and quality sound!

Nihad Tule
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics (P.A.S. Dub Edit)
Rating:
Comments: The PAS Dub Edit is amazing, as is the whole EP. Love!

Alan Fitzpatrick
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: massive release, love it!

Pfirter
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics (P.A.S. Dub Edit)
Rating:
Comments: PAS Dub Edit is my fav but all tracks are good, thanks!

Paul Hamill/ Psycatron
Favourite Track: Complex Numbers
Rating:
Comments: these are great, Complex Numbers most useful for me

Cari Lekebusch
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: Love Samuli's outta sight Techno! Got every single track ever released - i hope! Allways full support, viva la Mote - Kitos!

Par Grindvik
Favourite Track: Complex Numbers
Rating:
Comments: like the whole release, samuli and luke is a great combo indeed! thanks

Styke
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: yeeeesss! from the opening track, i'm hooked. "quantum mechanics" is my fave here. moody as hell and still drives.

Paco Osuna
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: thank u, will play

Stephan Bodzin
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: love quantum mechanics! dark stuff for the good moments.

Anja Schneider
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: Quantum Mechanics is interessting for me !

Laurent Garnier
Favourite Track: Quantum Mechanics
Rating:
Comments: another strong dancefloor release on Mote Evolver - full support as always



MOTE 019:
BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE - LUCY
11th October 2010







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. Having come together earlier this year via Slater's remix of Gmork on Lucy's own Stroboscopic Artefacts imprint, this EP for Mote- Evolver showcases Lucy's affinity with the darkly elegant and warped atmospheres.

Shrewdly crafted with the intention of creating exhilarated mayhem, Beautiful People is a sonic bomb with a long fuse; steadily discharging intense waves of uptight energy before exploding into life via screaming sirens and raw kick drums.

Falling Empire blurs the line between techno and electronica as tough, rolling beats contrast starkly against a backdrop of weaving harmonic soundscapes to create a disorientating ambiance that is simultaneously energizing and dreamlike.

Happiness Is A Prison is included as a digital bonus, closing out the release neatly by drawing together both functional and abstract flavors evident elsewhere on the record in a marriage of punchy rhythms, abrasive bass and off-kilter keys.



Tracklisting:
A: Beautiful People
B1: Falling Empire
B2: Falling Empire (Bonus Beats)


Digital bonus track:
Happiness Is A Prison

All tracks written and produced by Lucy
© 2010 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control






DJ Feedback

Tony Scott
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Lucy's on fire, shakin.

Laurent Garnier
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Deep and dark techno. Love this.

Joseph Capriati
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: full support on this one! another strong release on M.E.

Nuno dos Santos
Favourite Track: Happiness is a Prison
Rating:
Comments: Dark driven techno as I like it!

Speedy J
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: proper stuff! will play...

Orde Meikle
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: fucking A - like this a lot - playing

Mihalis Safras
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: A Side is stomper! stripped down proper techno!

Lance Blaise
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Solid tracks!

Jamie Bissmire
Favourite Track: Happiness is a Prison
Rating:
Comments: Beautiful People works but Happiness is a Prison is the cut for me... good work.

Pfirter
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Great EP, full support.

Christian Smith
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: fuck me... this is some powerful shit! beautiful people rocks!

John Selway
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: heavily hypnotizing

Chris Liebing
Favourite Track: Happiness is a Prison
Rating:
Comments: great stuff!

Dustin Zahn
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Beautiful People is my pick. It's laid back but hits in the right places, thank you!

Troy Pierce
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Tough stuff, nice.

Paul Hamill/ Psycatron
Favourite Track: Falling Empire
Rating:
Comments: Nice work, liking Falling Empire

Gary Beck
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Beautiful People is for me! thanks

Alan Fitzpatrick
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Massive EP, full support.

Stephan Bodzin
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Very good release!

Jesper Dahlbäck
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: I want this dirty fucker! Full support!

Nihad Tule
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Massive! Will be in my sets and chart! You nailed it once again!

Craig Richards
Favourite Track: Happiness is a Prison
Rating:
Comments: Excellent

Carl Lekebusch
Favourite Track: Happiness is a Prison
Rating:
Comments: Well nice and sinister off the wall type of goodies :)

Pig & Dan
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: AMAZING!

Gregor Tresher
Favourite Track: Falling Empire
Rating:
Comments: Another cool Mote Evolver release. Strong package, think I like Falling Empire best here.

Stryke
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Love it! Driving and very definitive of the sound of Mote Evolver. Simple and effective.

Konrad Black
Favourite Track: Beautiful People
Rating:
Comments: Bomb techno... I love it.



MOTE 018:
GT REMIXES - PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS
19th September 2010







Luke Slater's 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 Finland's Samuli Kemppi; the deep- space-techno of and the slick styling's of Berghain tastemaker, Marcel Fengler.

Having taken a short summer break, Mote-Evolver is back with something very special. Luke Slater's 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. .Drone Sector' remix; transporting the original straight out of 2006 and into 2010 with all the mesmerizing exquisiteness the original still intact.




Tracklisting:
A: James Ruskin Remix
AA1: Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix
AA2: P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix


Digital bonus tracks:
1. P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats 1
2. P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats 2

All tracks written and produced by Planetary Assualt Systems
© 2010 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control






DJ Feedback

Hayley (Bigfoot)
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:


Adam Beyer
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Amazing stuff cheers.

John Digweed
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: good stuff

Joel Mull
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Function vs Sydenham is lovely. I'm also really into the Ruskin remix. And P.A.S Rhythm & Beats 2. Full support. Great techno release. Thank you for the music.

Tim Xavier
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: 6/5 Finally proper techno that doesn't make me crindge! Very very nice :) Full support, play chart, etc...

Damon Wild
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:
Comments: great release..full support. Like the PAS remixes the best, but all are strong!

Lance Blaise aka Tattoo Detectives
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Very solid!!!

Dustin Zahn
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Got my hands on the F vs JS remix early. It does the damage without a doubt. Ruskin's remix is very solid too but a bit too similar to the original for me. The nice part about the Beats 2 tool is that its very close to the original but has a little extra umph in the kick drum department compared to the original version from 2006.

Jamie Bissmire
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: wicked ep ...play and support...fo shizzle Really like James remix ...off the hook

Dubfire
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: very good ep :-)

Nuno dos Santos
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: remix by function & sydenham is great! deep and peaktime :) Also really useable djtools by PAS!!

Terry Francis
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: hard to choose [the best] 1. tough!

Joseph Capriati
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: wicked release! will support this bombs for sure!

Orde Meikle
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: fucking A - brilliant set of mixe - all good - playing these

Gennaro Le Fosse
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Luke is a pioneer, been supporting his tunes for years!! and will rock this for sure!! full support!!

Chris Liebing
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:
Comments: cool, will play most of it...

Pär Grindvik
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats 1)
Rating:
Comments: feeling the P.A.S. versions, ruskin's version is sweet as well! thanks

Speedy J
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:
Comments: great stuff! love the PAS mixes and beats!

Marco Bailey
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:
Comments: great and dark!

Troy Pierce
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats 2)
Rating:
Comments: cool mixes

Jesper Dahlbäck
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats 1)
Rating:
Comments: OMFG i love you luke! rhythm and beats is all i need god dammit!

Tony Scott
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:
Comments: great release as usual, will play all especially the tools .=)

Rebekah
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: This remix is my fave...love it! Thanks

Carl Lekebusch
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Topnice! Far out of range package. All tracks!

Tom Hades
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Thanks for this one ! will be hammering it out ! supporting !

Nihad Tule
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Drone Sector Remix)
Rating:
Comments: P.A.S. edits are my picks here. Love and support! Thanks!

Michel de Hey
Favourite Track: GT (P.A.S. Rhythm & Beats 1)
Rating:
Comments: ukes remixes +ruskin 4 me!

Mauro Picotto
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: big techno room, great

Karotte
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: ruskin, function vs. sydenham are great. full support.

Markantonio
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: love it full support

Alan Fitzpatrick
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: total bombs, love the whole package!

Filthy Rich
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Some heavy guns here... awesome for our spektre sets! Full support!

Laurent Garnier
Favourite Track: GT (James Ruskin Remix)
Rating:
Comments: Yessss, this gonna sound great on a big system. Lovin' it.

Paco Osuna
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: thank u

Frederic Berger & Patrick Buck
Favourite Track: GT (Function vs Jerome Sydenham Remix)
Rating:
Comments: yeah nice stuff like it! thanks



MOTE 017:
THWACK - MARCEL FENGLER
31st May 2010







Luke Slater's Mote-Evolver label is doing more than most right now to keep the techno scene as fresh and vibrant as it should be. Combining the contrasting styles of peak time party cuts from Cari Lekebusch with the brutally heavy music of Ortin Cam and ultramodern techno from Finland's Samuli Kemppi and American innovator Submerge; Mote-Evolver continue to bring fresh momentum to the scene by sticking to the twin values of consistent quality and varied content.

As a fellow OstGut Ton recording artist and Berghain regular, the connections between Berlin's Marcel Fengler and Luke Slater go beyond the usual mutual respect between artists. Strongly influenced by the heavier techno sounds of the early 90's, Fengler has released his inspiring tracks on OstGut Ton and has now found another natural home in Mote-Evolver for his mood-soaked, often-abrasive music.

With the clue to its inspiration in the title, Thwack is typical of the Berghaininspired music for which Fengler is known. A no-holes-barred ride through mechanical sounds and raw beats; the track exudes a purposefulness that conjures up visions of steam locomotives relentlessly powering through the night.

Sculptures flips the emphasis of the EP from heavy industrial atmospherics to a decidedly funky yet definitely twisted groove. Intense, energetic and hypnotic this is a full-force production that not only has the energy to move the floor but also the power to melt the mind as warped loops of plucked strings work their charms.

All tracks written and produced by Marcel Fengler
© 2010 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control






DJ Feedback

Gary Beck
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: love thwack!

Tony Scott
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: already got this from luke :) love thwack. full support. thanks

Pfirter
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Great release as usual on Mote Evolver. Love Thwack, will be in my sets for sure! Thanks.

Thilo Schneider
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: great as expected!

Mauro Picotto
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: nice tracks or club tools

Heiko Laux
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: massive techno. love it. cheers hlx

Dustin Zahn
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Great stuff from Marcel once again. Can't wait to bang the fuck out of these.

Nihad Tule
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Absolutely mindblowing release. You have my full support, will chart, will play. Thanks!

Pär Grindvik
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: great one! ace for tonight, thanks

Lance Blaise aka Tattoo Detectives
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: definately old school!!

Jamie Bissmire
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: Absolutely banging trax as always with Mote Evolver .. really like sculptures , be dropping it this weekend for sure... BOOM !thanks, Jamie

Gregor Tresher
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: Classic and massive sounding, good stuff!

Laurent Garnier
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: perfect ....we need more strong funky numbers like that. Love both tracks

Tom Hades
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Wow, this is really pure stuff !! full support !!

Chris Liebing
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: nice one!

Kevin Gorman
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: sculptures is great!

Joseph Capriati
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: bomb!! full support.

Jesper Dahlbäck
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: such fine machine grooves!

Dubfire
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:

Adam Beyer
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Great stuff, will play.

Paco Osuna
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments:

Nuno dos Santos
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: haunting!

Marco Bailey
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments:

Gennaro Le Fosse
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: VERY NICE OLDSCHOOL FEEL..FULL SUPPORT!!

Michel de Hey
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: technoatomic bomb!

Jerome Sydenham
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Thwack really Thwacks! Well done Marcel!

Orde Meikle
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: nice old school Mills feel - playing - viva la techno

Kittin
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Love Thwack! Great sound...

Alan Fitzpatrick
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: another massive Mote release. looking forward to doing a remix for the label and full support as always.

Markantonio
Favourite Track: Sculptures
Rating:
Comments: sculptures for me

Cari Lekebusch
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:
Comments: Great rough and stubborn attitude on these trax :D ill try out Thwack tonight in Italy, i believe it will work marvellous no doubt! /// PZPZ

2000 and One
Favourite Track: Thwack
Rating:



MOTE 016:
BLACK MAMBA - SUBMERGE
5th April 2010





Luke Slater's Mote-Evolver stands tall amongst its peers as the labels' consistently high quality output maintains their current run of form. With standout cuts from scene legends Cari Lekebusch and Ortin Cam still fresh in the memory and a stunning EP of ultramodern techno from Finland's Samuli Kemppi about to drop, the label is pricking up ears with its varied and highly impactful repertoire.

One of the most exciting new techno artists to emerge out of USA in recent times, Submerge (AKA Orlando Solis) has built his reputation on being an eclectic and innovative producer capable of blending all styles of techno to create his signature sound. Currently drawing praise for his recent 2012 EP on his own Impact Mechanics label, Submerge is flying the flag for a new wave of producers bringing fresh energy and ideas in to the techno scene.

Title track Black Mamba leads off the EP with a bang. Bristling with energy and intensity, this is a standout peak-time cut that combines pounding beats, pulsing acid stabs, futuristic phaser effects, chopped up vocals and a riveting breakdown.

On the flip J-XX shows another side of Submerge's production palette with its steady, building arrangement making for a more linear vibe. Crunchy beats and swirling effects add a feeling of rawness to compliment the tense powerful groove.

All tracks written and produced by Submerge
© 2010 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control






DJ Feedback

Adam Beyer
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Black mamba is great will play and support!

Jesper Dahlbäck
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: black mamba is real machine happiness!

Stuart McMillan (Slam)
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Strong release

Harri (Sub Club, Glasgow)
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: black mamba is my pick

Lance Blaise aka Tattoo Detectives
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Loving the build!

Industrialyzer
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: good job

John Selway
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: I like Black Mamba, definitely off the hook.

Dubfire
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:

Alan Fitzpatrick
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: no holds barred, heavy duty banger. love it!

Gennaro Le Fosse
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Killa EP for Submerge!!! Heavy Techno Full support!!

Tom Hades
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Top release !!

Tony Scott
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: nice old school vibe,thanks

Chris Liebing
Favourite Track: J XX
Rating:
Comments: Great!

Laura Heath
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Feeling Black Mamba, will play and support!

Kyle Geiger
Favourite Track: J XX
Rating:
Comments: J X X is the winner and I'm super excited to see this project coming from Orlando!

Markantonio
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: nce tune

Orde Meikle
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: great techno trax - straight in the crate - big tunes

Mauro Picotto
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: super solid tracks

Michel de Hey
Favourite Track: J XX
Rating:
Comments: solid techno!

Marco Bailey
Favourite Track: J XX
Rating:
Comments: LIKE J XX !! play for sure!

Joey Beltram
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Good stuff. will support

Luciano
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:

Stryke
Favourite Track: J XX
Rating:
Comments: big, big, big! will def support. peak!

Nihad Tule
Favourite Track: J XX
Rating:
Comments: fast and furious! both work in my harder sets, prefer J XX slightly over the mamba. thanks!

Xpansul
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Oh yeah!!!! Support!!!

Eddie Halliwell
Favourite Track: Black Mamba
Rating:
Comments: Support on both tracks!



MOTE 015:
DARK MATTER EP - SAMULI KEMPPI
8th March 2010





Luke Slater's 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 Lekebusch's "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 Finland's techno scene, Samuli Kamppi 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 Samuli's style has consistently drawn attention from all corners.

Dark Matter kicks off this EP of ultramodern techno. A futuristic and intense soundscape constructed from straightforward driving beats, low-down humming bass, wobbly stabs and haunting echo-laden effects. A deeply hypnotic record.

Wormhole continues the futuristic theme with a mesmerizing concoction of minimized techno ambience that builds slowly through steady pulsing layers of whispered melodies, droning bass and waves of thick, distorted squelchy sounds.

Structure Formation (listen on Soundcloud) sees Samuli Kemppi take a trip back in time to draw his inspiration from the stripped back punchy grooves and acidic loops of earlier techno eras. Structure Formation appears here as a bonus digital only track.

All tracks written and produced by Samuli Kemppi
© 2010 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control




DJ Feedback

Steve Rachmad
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Cool EP! My fav so far is Dark Matter but will try all 3 of them. Thanx

Pär Grindvik
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: amazed! samuli is great as always! thanks!

Nuno dos Santos
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Thats some dark matter for sure!! Love it!!

Stuart McMillan (Slam)
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: love this ,Proper techno !

Mauro Picotto
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Deeply and dark solid techno :-)

Konrad Black
Favourite Track: Structure Formation
Rating:
Comments: Space...I love it!

Lance Blaise aka Tattoo Detectives
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Nice late night sounds!

Orde Meikle
Favourite Track: Wormhole
Rating:
Comments: cool darkness - moody grooves - like these - great label

Harri
Favourite Track: Wormhole
Rating:
Comments: really like wormhole and structure formation

Troy Pierce
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: NIce dark techno.

Gennaro Le Fosse
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: nice release, totally different then the norm of todays sound!! well done really like Dark Matter!

Alan Fitzpatrick
Favourite Track: Wormhole
Rating:
Comments: big fan of this label! enjoying every release.

Joel Mull
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Full Support on Dark Matter & Structure Formation!!
great release Thank you for the music Joel


Anja Schneider
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Dark Matter for me !

Joseph Capriati
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Dark Matter is my favourite!

Laurent Garnier
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: pure tripinto deep space. Will play of course

Kevin Gorman
Favourite Track: Structure Formation
Rating:
Comments: love the groove of structure formation!

Valentino Kanzyani
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: My fav its Structure formation very trippy old school sound... Val

Richard Hawtin
Favourite Track: Wormhole
Rating:

Len Faki
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: deep dark explorer, play out for sure!

Tom Hades
Favourite Track: Structure Formation
Rating:
Comments: Structure Formation is the one for me ... :)

Paco Osuna
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: i like dark matter alot,will play for sure

Tony Scott
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:

Monika Kruse
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:

Marco Bailey
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Nice dark Deep tunes ! will play it !

Jesper Dahlbäck
Favourite Track: Wormhole
Rating:
Comments: wormhole made my day!

Xpansul
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: Amazing track from an amazing artist on an amazing label. I love you guys! :)

Markantonio
Favourite Track: Dark Matter
Rating:
Comments: dark matter is the one for me thanks

Tim Xavier
Favourite Track: Wormhole
Rating:
Comments: This is great..nice and druggy! Reminds me of the all the good parts of 90's techno except slow and flowing... :)



MOTE 014:
FELT - ORTIN CAM
25th January 2010





Luke Slater's Mote-Evolver label pushes on to its fourteenth release with the momentum firmly behind them. With Cari Lekebusch's "Spindizzy" release riding high in the sales charts and attracting wide praise and excitement.

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. A significant force within Belgium's ever-reliable techno scene, Ortin Cam's rousing music has led him to be a regular contributor for leading labels such as Drumcode and Invasion. This EP on Mote-Evolver is further evidence why Ortin Cam's distinctive style is on the rise.

Felt - Part 1 is the sort of full-force techno which fans of previous Mote-Evolver release, Carnage, will jump at. Heavily industrial with a knock-out kick drum, the track progresses through a series of intensifying phases before bringing it all back together for a crescendo of disorientating madness.

Inner City rounds off the EP in fierce style with an almightily electro-techno hybrid. Intense and insane, the combination of the unique rubbery-sounding main hook, scratchy white noise effects and epic production make this a standout track.

Bonus track (Digital):
Ortin Cam - Felt (Part 2)
Felt - Part 2 retains the raw, industrial vibe evident in Part 1 but opts to channel the energy via a killer acid bassline. Pitched to a groovier tempo, the tracks more subtle approach, funky drum loops and arrangement still pack a massive punch.

 

All tracks written and produced by Ortin Cam
© 2010 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control




DJ Feedback

Gregor Tresher:
Both parts of Felt sound great, will play this on the bigger floors

Joey Beltram:
Very good release. Will support

2000 and One:
techno destroyer!!!

Slam:
tough, a = fucking excellent

Chris Liebing:
nice release!

Paul Woolford:
Both parts of 'Felt' really work for me - thanks !

Tiger Stripes:
Another fine Ortin Cam release!

Cari Lekebusch:
Heavy Techno with industrial elements - Fall P1 is my fave sofar

Stephan Bodzin:
OHHHHYEAHHHHHHHH ;-) will check felt in a few minutes at fabric. KILLER!!!!

Mauro Picotto:
wow great techno, full support

Joseph Capriati:
bomb! innercity is my favourite.

Kevin Gorman (mikrowave) :
savage ep!

Marco Bailey:
like Felt part 1 Full support !

Nihad Tule:
work really good for me! thanks ... can't really choose a favourite, all three have their strenghts. top notch!

Xpansul:
Top quality tracks. Full support from me

Kyle Geiger:
Inner City and Felt (Part 2) are the ones for me! They have a very Black Elvis feel to them!

Alan Fitzpatrick:
Full on energy here, love it! perfect for the harder edge sets!



MOTE 013:
SPINDIZZY - CARI LEKEBUSCH
23rd November 2009





Luke Slater's Mote Evolver label is not pulling any punches. Having shaken the techno scene to its boots last month with the release of Ortin Cam's 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, Lekebusch's 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.

All tracks written and produced by Cari Lekebusch
© 2009 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control




DJ Feedback

Luciano:
bomb ! full support.

Gregor Tresher:
Always been a big fan of Cari's work, and this is another quality release! Full support!

Adam Beyer:
100% support for my boy Lekebusch!

John Digweed:
goodstuff!

Dave Clarke:
Always a fan of the man in a funny hat, Cari is really coming into his own, Luke is back to being left field again, and his label is really exciting.

Chris Liebing::
Cool , will play, especially the funky slater mix

Karotte:
I like the original. full support.

Len Faki:
stunning l.b. dub corp mix, this gonna be big with me!

The Advent:
absolute nordic greatnesss from the #1 pioneer of this sound. 10 / 10 to cari....
major support on ths one.. Techno is coming back people...


Mauro Picotto:
thanks, great mixes

Slam:
NICE SHIT

Tiger Stripes:
Dope tracks both of them.

Dustin Zahn:
both versions are good but i'm gonna go for the slater remix as its more what i am playing at the moment.

Dave Mothersole:
good record. i like a lot of cari's recent stuff. it's smoother and more rolling than his old stuff and i like that.

Michel de Hey:
proper techfunk!

Joel Mull:
Yes ! ! ! Great two tracks from the Legends. Will play both out.

Kyle Geiger (drumcode):
Both tracks are really nice! Love the trippiness of Luke's remix...and love the straight forward aspects of the original!

Marco Bailey:
Nice ep ! Full support !

Perc:
Original mix is good, but the LB Dub Corp is the one for me. Very playable for me and and great vibe and atmosphere. Great release. Full support.

Ed Karney:
Excellent, will be reviewing for Mixmag

Alan Fitzpatrick:
amazing, loving both mixes..both have great groove! oh yes!!

Joseph Capriati:
great sound! full support from me!

Monika Kruse:
yes cari is rocking me ! good release!

Paco Osuna:
very nice track spindizzy good job from cari

Marc Romboy:
Luke's version is the one for me, great atmo!

Joey Beltram:
Will play this. Good stuff.

Jesper Dahlback:
oh yes, the master of hihat programmation is showing his skills! tight as always! also liking the slater mix. proper techno thanks guys!

Technasia:
massive slater remix. i'm going to HAMMER that one. 5* and thumbs up!

Timo Maas:
love the original!

Heiko Laux:
great. love both mixes. will play;)

Terry Francis:
like both mixes but think carls mix just pips it for me if i have to choose

Xpansul:
DOPE!! Loving both tracks. Support!



MOTE 012:
CARNAGE - ORTIN CAM
2nd July 2009



 A: Carnage
 B: Carnage (The Advent & Industrialyzer Remix)

"I've been playing Ortin's 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 a prime example.

Being an influential player within Belgium's evergreen techno scene, Ortin Cam's music can best be described as rousing and straight-to-the-point. A regular contributor for leading labels such as Drumcode and Invasion, this single on Mote-Evolver represents another accolade in Cam's upwardly mobile career.

The clue to what to expect from this record is in the title. Carnage is a highly purposeful, no-holes-barred, full force techno record. Constructed around firing snares and alternating loops of jittery and then drawn out horn snippets the overall effect is a high-octane track with a fierce rhythm and lots of tense energy.

The Advent & Industrialyzer (Kombination Research) present their combined force on the remix. The duo brings a groovier, more electronic vibe to the track; keeping the pulsing tension of the original and underpinning everything with a mechanical, hammer-like groove and multiple layers of undulating distorted acid.

All tracks written and produced by Ortin Cam
© 2009 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control





DJ Feedback

Adam Beyer:
Great techno, like both mixes but will probably be ending up playing the original most. Support.

Dustin Zahn:
Man, both tracks are great and playable...now the goal is just to get a gig where I can play this hard!

Nihad Tule:
the remix is sick! big up. overall, i like both tracks. the harder techno is definitely back.

Dave Clarke/White Noise:
Always been a fan of Ortin's work, he's highly underestimated and always brings drama to the dancefloor, this will carry on that fine tradition.

Markantonio:
Support!

Dubfire:
Original 5/5!

Xpansul:
Great stuff. Will play for sure!

DJ HELL:
Insane!

Joey Beltram:
Very Niice. Will support.

Carl Cox:
Massive techno at it's very best, need to see more of this sound, it's rocking!!

Christian Smith:
the advent remix wins in this package for me!

Perc:
Good solid release, good to pull out for when I want to launch a final assault at the end of a set. Thanks.

Joel Mull:
Original track is wicked. but Advent mix is just WOW!! What a journey into sound. Well done boys!!! Top Techno Release. Not many like these around. "techno keeps us young".

Renato Cohen:
Great EP! Both tracks are good. Thanks!

Ed Karney (Mixmag):
Punishing!

Harri (sub club glasgow):
like advent mix!

Alan Fitzpatrick:
Superb, great stuff from Ortin, banging track!

Tom Hades:
woow, some really dark stuff !! love this all the way !! Good job mr. Cam.

Percy-X:
like both, in the box!

Karotte:
the original is a good techno track.

Terry Francis:
about hard as i get but cool. stomping in fact, like it!!

Tony Scott:
like both!in the box

Fergie:
Yes... i love ortin head melting stuff AWSOME!

Orde Meikle (Slam):
tough - big room techno - nice!

Misstress Barbara:
I like the The Advent and Industrialyzer mix.

Chris Liebing:
The Advent & Industrialyzer did a nice job!

Cari Lekebusch:
Top shelf big floor ammunition!!

Joseph Capriati:
great release, full support!

Luciano (Cadenza):
play!

Stuart McMillan (Slam):
Like the Original best !

Darko Esser (Wolfskuil):
Techno mayhem whahoooo!! Great to hear a new Mote Evolver release. Remix is the one for me :)

MOTE 011:
PONI EP - A. MOCHI
2nd July 2008



 1: Flame
 2: Blackend
 3: Poni
these samples are lower quality than the originals

The 'Poni EP' kicks off with the rippling beats of 'Flame', through it's slow, measured build up and underlying dark force, driving the track through to completion, as A. Mochi gradually throws in the beats. 'Blackend' drills into your brain from the onset, releasing its choppy beats and deep bass tones to great effect. A beast for the dancefloor. Lastly the title track 'Poni' clip-clops into view, showing off A. Mochi's depth of skill. The landscape is lighter, but still retains those dirty trademark beats.

Blurring the musical genres of techno, electro and minimal, A. Mochi's 'Poni EP' will light up many dancefloors and makes a perfect addition to the Mote-Evolver catalogue.

All tracks written and produced by A.Mochi
© 2008 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control


ARTIST PROFILE: A. MOCHI

A. MochiA.Mochi is a DJ and producer in Toyko who also performs LIVE. He has become one of the most remarkable artists in the Tokyo underground scene, devoting himself to the groove of the techno/ house genre and the digital sounds found in 90's rock. A.Mochi is the first artist to have a release on Luke Slater's label with the RE:SOUND EP!


 

MOTE 010:
SHE SHOWED ME HEAVEN (REMIXES) - LUKE SLATER
28th Apr 2008



 A: Luke Slater's Junk Funk Remix
 B: L.B. Dub Corp Remix
 C: Len Faki Remix
 D: Radial Remix
these samples are lower quality than the originals

Luke Slater's "She Showed Me Heaven" made it's first appearance as part of the "Head Converter EP" released back in 2006 and was only the third release on Luke's own Mote-Evolver label. Now the label celebrates number ten with this latest instalment featuring 2 cracking new mixes from Mr Slater as well as interpretations from guests, Len Faki and Radial.

At the time, the original version of "She Showed Me Heaven", featuring Luke's own vocals, was a slice of electro-funk that helped to introduce this techno pioneer to a new audience. The latest remixes are firmly rooted in dancefloor territory, kicking off the A-side with Luke's "Junk Funk" remix which turns the original into a thrashing, no holds barred, peak time killer.

Flip over to the B-side for Luke's dubbier alter ego, L.B. Dub Corp and a stripped down, lazy dub-bass vibe. Slater himself says of the moniker: "A lot of inspiration came from my regular sets at Space Base in London where I started mixing up Dub reggae records with electronic minimalism."

Disc 2 passes the baton over to the guest remixers, and first up is Berlin's Len Faki (Podium / OstGut Ton / Berghain) with his dark, pounding techno version; heavy on the thundering bass and choppy beats.

Completing the package Dutch duo, Radial (Jeroen Liebregts & Laurens van der Starre) transfer the energy of their live shows into a vibrant remix of surging beats and distorted frequencies.

All tracks written and produced by Luke Slater
Published by Mute Song UK
© 2008 Mote-Evolver


ARTIST PROFILE: LUKE SLATER

Luke SlaterOne of Britain’s true electronic music and techno pioneers, with a career that has spanned 20 years and counting, Luke Slater is a national treasure.

Born in Reading and raised in Horley, Luke’s early sound dalliances with his dad's ancient reel to reel tape machine and his drumming stints led to work in local record shops including self set up infamous Jelly Jam in Brighton. By 1988 Slater was fully immersed in the embryonic acid house scene DJing at London's seminal Troll at sound shaft Heaven.

Luke soon began releasing original tracks under various monikers and his single debut came in 1989 in the form of “Momentary Vision”. After releases on DJax as Clementine, on GPR as 7th Plain and Morganistic (with Alan Sage) and especially on Peacefrog with nearly a dozen of releases as The X-Tront and as Planetary Assault Systems, Slater's trajectory through the early to mid nineties electronic music scene was at very least staggeringly prolific and a lot of the times utterly majestic. Especially his Planetary Assault Systems alias that Slater uses for his harder edged techno output became a sound that had gone into the heads and hearts of the dance scene and as a result became a milestone in UK techno history.

After releasing 4 full length PAS albums on Peacefrog, he ascended to the majors in 1997 with the release of a modest milestone of latter-day techno album on NovaMute that resulted in 1997's Freek Funk and the album Wireless followed two years later. His first volume of the mix series Fear and Loathing appeared in 2001 on the React label. Alright on Top from 2002 was an "album of songs" with vocals from Ricky Barrows and others featured on every track. The second volume of Fear and Loathing appeared in late 2004. Similarly his international DJ career and live performances had become far-reaching with headline gigs at full speed all over the world.

Equally revered as taste maker and remix artist, Luke has released a mix for the Fabric DJ-mix series and has reinvented innumerable tracks in remixes from artists like Depeche Mode and Ken Ishii to more recent remixes for the likes of Radial and Soul Designer.

In 2006 Luke set up his label Mote-Evolver, releasing limited 12" records for discerning collectors and digital downloads through the Mote-Evolver and N.E.W.S. websites. Running his own label gives him the chance to release music of artists who often peak in his personal charts topping the releases with his own remixes.

Regular appearances at legendary clubs such as Berghain of Berlin, Fabric of London and Nitsa of Barcelona and varied clubs and festivals all over the world he delivers energetic sets to sold out crowds which retain his star status today as a live performer and of course a DJ.

2009 saw the release of the new a much awaited for Planetary Assault Album on Ostgut Ton in Berlin earlier in the year. Again changing the Techno landscape to much praise from fans and industry alike. Slater continues his Live Planetary shows this year whilst simultaneously handling DJ dates and remixes, working with artists for releases on his Mote-Evolver record label and even finding time to compose a special hour long 7th Plain piece for the Staats Ballett in Berlin. A man that just won't rest, Slater proposes 2010 another eventful year.


 

MOTE 009:
HAIKU/ KAT - PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS
4th Feb 2008



 A: Kat
 B: Haiku
these samples are lower quality than the originals

Planetary Assault Systems bring you another communication from the outer limits in the form of "Kat" and "Haiku" following on from their previous transmission "Deep Heet Vol. 1". Propelling themselves into unchartered fathoms of the Drone Sector's shadow once visited and once returned. Food for thought indeed. We thank them kindly and hope to hear from them soon: Message End.

All tracks written and produced by Planetary Assault Systems
Published by Mute Song UK
© 2008 Mote-Evolver


ARTIST PROFILE: PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS

Planetary Assault SystemsOne of Britain’s true electronic music and techno pioneers, with a career that has spanned 20 years and counting, Luke Slater is a national treasure.

Planetary Assault Systems,warriors from the outerscopic threshold. Orignating in our universe in 1994, the warriors went on to colaborate with peacefrog records in the initial stages, many messages were bought to this world before the galactic souls were needed elsewhere. Returning to our world in 2006 Mote-Evolver is proud to be the mouthpeice for their new sonic entities.


 

MOTE 007:
LIES - SAVAS PASCALIDIS & REMUTE
8th Oct 2007



If you order the vinyl you will receive a free exclusive track by Savas Pascalidis entitled 'Suspiria'. This is EXCLUSIVE to mote-evolver.com!

 A1: Lies (Luke Slater Remix)
 A2: Lies (Original)
 B1: Blood Simple
 B2: The End Is Far
these samples are lower quality than the originals

The combined studio talents of Savas Pascalidis and Remute provide the latest release for techno legend Luke Slater’s Mote-Evolver. Savas and Remute met each other at several parties they had both been booked to play and soon realised that they had similar tastes, especially their love of dark, rotating, sequencer techno and sleazy, slamming disco. The chemistry was right, so the two decided to hit the studio. The 3 original tracks making up this EP were built in a few short, spontaneous, but determined sessions, in which Savas’ heavy disco, techno and house background meet up with the fresh and funky way Remute works with sounds and samples.

The original version of ‘Lies’ is a pumping and swinging combination of beats and bass plus slashing vocals, while the remix by Luke Slater puts a crown on this fantastic track, and kicks off the EP. On the B side ‘Blood Simple’ is a dark and functional machine groove sound whose rotating saw teeth keep slicing into the groove. The last track ‘The End is Far’ is a refreshing funk catapult for the early morning hours making this EP a killer combination of light and dark.

All written, arranged and produced by Savas Pascalidis & Denis Karimani
A1 remixed by Luke Slater at Spacestationzero UK
© 2007 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control & Gold/Hanseatic Musikverlag


ARTIST PROFILE: SAVAS PASCALIDIS

A. MochiSavas Pascalidis was influenced by early disco, funk, breakdance pop and started his career around 1986 as a house/acid/disco/funk DJ in Southern Germany. In late 80's he discovered acid and New beat, Ebm and Techno. He started the first Techno Nights in South Germany. During the 90's Savas was very well known for his Minimal, Detroit, House, Techno and Rave sets. In the mid 90's he released records on different labels like Loriz Sounds, Kurbel, Gigolo and lots more.. many of them have been Big underground Club Hits like 'Discotheque', 'Sugarland Express', 'Cosmic dancer', 'Disco Galaxy', 'Superman' and lots more. In 1999 Savas Pascalidis founded his own record label Lasergun records.


 

MOTE 006:
ELECTRA GLIDE DUB - L.B. DUB CORP
22nd March 2007



 A: Electra Glide Dub
 B: Phaze Action
these samples are lower quality than the originals

L.B.Dub Corp, a Luke Slater Production brings on the second release on Mote-Evolver.

Electra Glide Dub advances further into the mind stepping forward from the previous Rhythm Division from the first E.P. with more sonic mind bending swing-time dub tech Phaze Action, a 10 minute extravaganza of bass driven groove to shake the confidence of any system, overlayed with funk driven synth and cascading spaces.

All tracks written and produced by L.B. Dub Corp
© 2007 Mote-Evolver
Published by Mute Song



MOTE 005:
RE:SOUND EP - A. MOCHI
15th Jan 2007



 A1: REFERRER
 B1: RE:SOUND
 B2: FREEDOM

A.Mochi is a DJ and producer in Toyko who also performs LIVE. He has become one of the most remarkable artists in the Tokyo underground scene, devoting himself to the groove of the techno/ house genre and the digital sounds found in 90's rock. Here, he delivers a 3 track EP of classy infectious pure grooves for Mote Evolver. A.Mochi is the first artist to have a release on Luke Slater's label with the RE:SOUND EP!

All tracks written and produced by A.Mochi
© 2007 Mote-Evolver
Published by Copyright Control


ARTIST PROFILE: A. MOCHI

A. MochiA.Mochi is a DJ and producer in Toyko who also performs LIVE. He has become one of the most remarkable artists in the Tokyo underground scene, devoting himself to the groove of the techno/ house genre and the digital sounds found in 90's rock. A.Mochi is the first artist to have a release on Luke Slater's label with the RE:SOUND EP!


 

MOTE 003:
HEAD CONVERTER EP - LUKE SLATER
13th Nov 2006



 A: Something about you
 B: Head Converter
 C: She showed me heaven
 D: I'm going up

Starting off with lead track "Head Converter" Luke gets up behind the mike with a bomb blast of electro and drums hailing his new bands direction."I'm Going Up" keeps the flow with more live percussion and vox whilst "She Showed Me Heaven" drops the tempo a few notches whilst retaining the electro-funk blueprint and finally "Something About You" kicks things to a crescendo with guitars and a driving bass playing off Luke's lyrical delivery. I wanted to move forward from "Alright on Top" but not back to "Freek Funk".

"I'm really into my live show at the moment and we did some great festival gigs in the summer and I want Luke Slater releases to be more attached to the live side of things so what you hear on the record is what you get in the show. I love playing live with the full band."

All tracks written and produced by Luke Slater
Published by Mute Song uk
© 2006 Mote-Evolver


ARTIST PROFILE: LUKE SLATER

Luke SlaterOne of Britain’s true electronic music and techno pioneers, with a career that has spanned 20 years and counting, Luke Slater is a national treasure.

Born in Reading and raised in Horley, Luke’s early sound dalliances with his dad's ancient reel to reel tape machine and his drumming stints led to work in local record shops including self set up infamous Jelly Jam in Brighton. By 1988 Slater was fully immersed in the embryonic acid house scene DJing at London's seminal Troll at sound shaft Heaven.

Luke soon began releasing original tracks under various monikers and his single debut came in 1989 in the form of “Momentary Vision”. After releases on DJax as Clementine, on GPR as 7th Plain and Morganistic (with Alan Sage) and especially on Peacefrog with nearly a dozen of releases as The X-Tront and as Planetary Assault Systems, Slater's trajectory through the early to mid nineties electronic music scene was at very least staggeringly prolific and a lot of the times utterly majestic. Especially his Planetary Assault Systems alias that Slater uses for his harder edged techno output became a sound that had gone into the heads and hearts of the dance scene and as a result became a milestone in UK techno history.

After releasing 4 full length PAS albums on Peacefrog, he ascended to the majors in 1997 with the release of a modest milestone of latter-day techno album on NovaMute that resulted in 1997's Freek Funk and the album Wireless followed two years later. His first volume of the mix series Fear and Loathing appeared in 2001 on the React label. Alright on Top from 2002 was an "album of songs" with vocals from Ricky Barrows and others featured on every track. The second volume of Fear and Loathing appeared in late 2004. Similarly his international DJ career and live performances had become far-reaching with headline gigs at full speed all over the world.

Equally revered as taste maker and remix artist, Luke has released a mix for the Fabric DJ-mix series and has reinvented innumerable tracks in remixes from artists like Depeche Mode and Ken Ishii to more recent remixes for the likes of Radial and Soul Designer.

In 2006 Luke set up his label Mote-Evolver, releasing limited 12" records for discerning collectors and digital downloads through the Mote-Evolver and N.E.W.S. websites. Running his own label gives him the chance to release music of artists who often peak in his personal charts topping the releases with his own remixes.

Regular appearances at legendary clubs such as Berghain of Berlin, Fabric of London and Nitsa of Barcelona and varied clubs and festivals all over the world he delivers energetic sets to sold out crowds which retain his star status today as a live performer and of course a DJ.

2009 saw the release of the new a much awaited for Planetary Assault Album on Ostgut Ton in Berlin earlier in the year. Again changing the Techno landscape to much praise from fans and industry alike. Slater continues his Live Planetary shows this year whilst simultaneously handling DJ dates and remixes, working with artists for releases on his Mote-Evolver record label and even finding time to compose a special hour long 7th Plain piece for the Staats Ballett in Berlin. A man that just won't rest, Slater proposes 2010 another eventful year.


 

MOTE 002:
RHYTHM DIVISION - L.B. DUB CORP
20th June 2006



 A: Rhythm Division
 B: How You Play It?

L.B. Dub Corp signs the 2nd release on Mote Evovler "Rhythm Division". A new EP that brings the unique concept of "Dub Tech".

A Luke Slater Production.

In his own words: "I concentrated on an open production sound where the listener sits inside the sound rather than at the end of it. A lot of inspiration came from my regular sets at Space base in London where I started mixing up Dub reggae records with electronic minimalism."

All tracks written and produced by L.B. Dub Corp
Published by Mute Song uk
© 2006 Mote-Evolver



MOTE 001:
PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS- DEEP HEAT VOL. 1 EP
1st March 2006



 A1: GT
 B1: Whistle Viper
 B2: MQ

Planetary Assault Systems after voyaging to some of the most remote parts of the galaxy return in 2006 with Deep Heet Vol.1, after an 8 year hibernation while transportation operations completed. Operating from Spacestationzero uk as always, they ask you to join them in the outer reaches of the groove.

All tracks written and produced
by Planetary Assault Systems
Published by Mute Song uk
© 2006 Mote-Evolver


ARTIST PROFILE: PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS

Planetary Assault SystemsOne of Britain’s true electronic music and techno pioneers, with a career that has spanned 20 years and counting, Luke Slater is a national treasure.

Planetary Assault Systems,warriors from the outerscopic threshold. Orignating in our universe in 1994, the warriors went on to colaborate with peacefrog records in the initial stages, many messages were bought to this world before the galactic souls were needed elsewhere. Returning to our world in 2006 Mote-Evolver is proud to be the mouthpeice for their new sonic entities.


 
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