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	Luke Slater \| CFRB 1010
		Slater's work is probably the more straight-ahead of the three (although he's released works ranging from tough, banging techno to lush, beatless ambient) and tends to build on the Steel City's ruddy, muscular frame rather than simply repeating it.
		Slater's probably most well-known releases to date have appeared on the renowned GPR label (with Alan Sage and under the names Morganistic and Luke Slater's 7th Plane) and tend to combine an ambient or experimental/textural approach with a more minimal rhythmic framework.
		Slater jumped back to Peacefrog in 1996, as GPR's continuing organizational problems slowed their release schedule to a halt, releasing his full-length Planetary Assault Systems debut in 1997.
	www.cfrb.com /performer/182885/luke-slater-s-seventh-plane (410 words)

	wolf's kompaktkiste: luke slater
		luke slater's 7th plain - my yellow wise rug.
		luke slater's 7th plain - 4 cornered room.
		01 00:02:00 05:29:40 (slater and sage mix) 02 05:31:40 05:59:35 (slater's needle damage mix) 03 11:31:00 07:53:47 (junior cartier's highrise mix) 04 19:24:47 08:27:18 (counterplan mix) 05 27:51:65 08:14:50 (live mix)..
	www.kompaktkiste.de /slater.htm (906 words)

	Luke Slater: Alright On Top (Mute) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Luke Slater is set to release a new album, his first release on Mute, following his recent switch from the novamute label, on the 8th of April.
		The result is the most diverse and ambitious Luke Slater release to date and should see "Alright On Top" hailed as one of the finest electronic pop records of 2002.
		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.
	www.mutelibtech.com /lukeslater/alrightontop.html (190 words)

	CMT.com : Luke Slater : Biography
		Slater's work is probably the more straightahead of the three (although he's released works ranging from tough, banging techno to lush, beatless ambient), and tends to build on Steel City's ruddy, muscular frame rather than simply repeating it.
		Slater's most recent (and probably most well-known) releases to date have probably appeared on the renowned GPR label (with Alan Sage and under the names Morganistic and Luke Slater's Seventh Plane), and tend to combine an ambient or experimental/textural approach with a more minimal rhythmic framework.
		Slater jumped back to Peacefrog in 1996, as GPR's continuing organizational problems slowed their release schedule to a halt, releasing his full-length Planetary Assualt Systems debut in 1997.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/slater_luke/bio.jhtml (403 words)

	SPRACI - Luke Slater - Head Converter
		Luke Slater, the UK's mercurial techno protagonist returns with an explosive four tracker of electro-fused beats and tech-know how, all propelled by his own vocals leading the charge in what is now a fully functioning live five piece band.
		With gigs at Monegros (Spain), Dour Festival (Belgium) and Fabric (London) all ready under their belt the all new Luke Slater live experience is primed and ready to detonate clubs and venues the world over.
		Mote-Evolver is Luke's own new digital download and limited vinyl label, established in the spring of this year with a brand new Planetary Assault release in the shape of 'Deep Heet Vol.1'.
	www.spraci.com /news/articles/2921.html (418 words)

	Music \| Luke Slater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		To those already familiar with UK techno wiz Luke Slater, his latest release will seem to have come out of left field.
		Slater’s powerhouse beats and atmospheric synth work in combination with Barrows’s subdued and soulful vocals to create an atmosphere of lust, longing, and desperation.
		By Slater’s own admission this isn’t supposed to be a dance album, but most of these tracks are bound to end up thumping across dance floors around the world.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/music/otr/documents/02305306.htm (202 words)

	Luke Slater - best music mp3 archive, mp3 search, mp3 archive : Fear And Loathing 2 (Disc 1), Defend It , Tap Dance,...
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		Luke Slater mp3 song hits Live Is Music, Women Beat Their Men The Breakdown.
	www.tauntinghappyfunball.com /luke-slater.html (414 words)

	Luke Slater Wireless Slater Luke Wireless Luke Wireless Slater
		CMJ New Music Report British techno-electro figurehead Luke Slater sees his consistently growing fame as a means of tantalizing and twisting more minds, prompting him to push each one of his productions a tad to the left of its predecessor.
		LUKE SLATER is the James Bond of techno.
		With plans to further his transformative powers into song structures and a muted plan to take a full band out live, Luke Slater is not content to merely stay ahead of the incessant marching beat of the dance rhythm.
	www.testicle.com /luke.htm (744 words)

	Label Info. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Luke Stater is a very prolific recording artist working under several pseudonyms making a wide variety of electronic music.
		Luke's vinyl debut was unleashed in 1989 under the Translucent moniker entitled "Momentary Vision".
		Released only as a white label it stood out for the fact that it was Detroit influenced and at the time the dancefloors rocked to the sound of the breakbea(s)t and so was a brave move that did not go un-noticed by the underground record clientele.
	music.hyperreal.org /labels/gpr/slater.html (274 words)

	Techno Guide: Luke Slater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Slater was originally a Rock drummer who worked in a couple of record shops in London and Brighton.
		Slater got involved in the British early Acid House scene and recorded a serie of singles under the name Translucent, which were followed by releases under diferent monikers sucha as Morganistic, Clememntine, and Maiden Voyage.
		Luke Slater was voted the Best Techno artist from the 2002 in the Intuitive Music's Annual Poll.
	www.intuitivemusic.com /tguidelukeslater.html (156 words)

	12am.com.au : Mixing Music Media - Luke Slater
		Luke Slater was born in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England.
		However, Slater's furious output during 1993/4 soon started to take its toll: 'I began to realise you can't do everything, I was beginning to lose focus on what I originally intended to do in the first place.'
		Slater's debut came with the 1989 release of "Momentary Vision," under the pseudonym Translucent.
	www.12am.com.au /?id=161 (396 words)

	-_-_-Luke Slater-_-_- - FUTURE STYLE -:-:- electronic machines and trend artists MUSIC magazine
		A surface supposition about the roots of Luke's fascination with computer music might point to Kraftwerk as his starting point, but Slater is keen to point out that his entry into electronics came via Afrika Bambaataa and Soul Sonic Force rather than the German camp.
		Born in Reading, Luke's parents moved to Horley in Sussex, where the embryonic producer started to play with his dad's old reel to reel tape recorder.
		Luke Slater: "The great thing about remixing is that you are given permission to fucck up somebody's track, and that's fun.
	www.futurestyle.org /archives/s/slaterLuke.htm (783 words)

	Splendid E-zine reviews: Luke Slater
		Calling Luke Slater a utilitarian may sound a bit pejorative.
		In an age of short attention spans, Slater is constantly inventing and revising his multi-rhythmic patterns and then efficiently interlacing them to produce pleasingly complex tracks that are like electronic experiments, brimming over the edge of a chaotic collapse.
		The high energy output of Wireless may have a few of you wetting yourr pants due to the extreme bumptiousness of certain tunes, but Slater's more concerned with delivering that extra piece of pizzazz that procures a satisfied grin from his listeners.
	www.splendidezine.com /reviews/aug-30-99/luke.html (141 words)

	Luke Slater: I Can Complete You (Mute) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Luke Slater releases 'I Can Complete You', the follow up single to 'Stars and Heroes' and the stand out track from his brilliant new album 'Alright On Top', on Mute on 7th October 2002.
		Luke Slater has been at the forefront of UK Electronic music since the early '90s with a string of brilliant releases.
		The album saw Slater enlist the vocal talents of The Aloof's Ricky Barrow and has been hailed as one of the finest Electronic pop records of 2002.
	www.mutelibtech.com /lukeslater/completeyou.html (254 words)

	Luke Slater \| Beatfreax - Electronic Music Platform
		Shaven headed, calm and collected, Luke Slater is hidden by a plate of poppadoms in a blistering West London curry house on a scorching summer's evening.
		We didn't really hit it off after that." Understandably, a man with his own vision, a man with his own agenda, Luke Slater is a bit of a one off.
		Asking Luke Slater to make hits is a bit like asking Michaelangelo to paint a beach hut.
	www.beatfreax.nl /s/c6f19cea95/bid/30.html (337 words)

	Fabric Nightclub, London
		And that's no mean feat to still be breathing life into soundsystems the globe over, having had his foot in the musical waters for almost 27 years now.
		But Luke wanted more than anything to directly relate his history of performances at the venue to the mix.
		Luke's been a favourite of Fabric's for a long time.
	www.fabriclondon.com /label/release.php?item=fab32/luk (465 words)

	Luke Slater: Alright on Top: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In 1987, PCO sent Slater three truckloads of equipment and the back catalogs of Pitchfork-funded Detroit techno labels Transmat and Planet E. With little instruction, Slater began to prove his worth.
		When PCO's UK field office reported that Slater had communicated that his next album would be a slight change of direction and that he was introducing vocals, we saw no need to inquire any further.
		Slater is content to make his songs as banal as possible, and Barrow is content to croon his moon-in-June type lyrics as if no one really cares.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/s/slater_luke/alright-on-top.shtml (829 words)

	Wireless - Luke Slater: Available at www.tunes.co.uk, the dance specialists
		As writer, producer and mixer Luke Slater invests his all in this minimalist album.
		Forever flying in the face of convention, Luke has never been one to subscribe to the vageries of fashion, this is most evident in his master of electronic surveillance alter-ego, which has brought about this edgy and fractious masterpiece.
		Slater comes out, guns blazing in "Sum Ton Tin", where phat beats battle with a sratch and bleep undertow.
	www.tunes.co.uk /tunes/featured/272.htm (147 words)

	Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		All they served there was eggs." Luke Slater is a fan of eggs.
		Aside from being a musician, poet and quasi-philosopher, Slater is also part sensitive nurturer (a father of two, he is glad he is a "fertile man" and "wouldn't want to leave this earth without offspring"), and believes that love is the single most important thing in the whole world.
		Luke Slater plays at Sona on Friday, December 10 with Tiga, Yaz, Ram, and all the rest; $20 at the door
	www.montrealmirror.com /ARCHIVES/1999/120999/music4.html (374 words)

	Luke Slater: Alright on Top - PopMatters Music Review
		Some folks out there are still snapping up electro records and dancing along to that robotic sound, perhaps wishing futilely that the music could lift them forever out of their clumsy meat-and-bone bodies and into a perfect cyberworld where everyone boogies to the beat inside their robot brains.
		Luke Slater, it must be said, is not one of these people, at least not intentionally.
		Much of the blame for this can be placed not so much on Slater as on his principle collaborator here, vocalist Ricky Barrow, formerly of the British electronica band the Aloof, whose colorless vocals fail to achieve even the arch wit of Soft Cell's Marc Almond or the sullen mystique of New Order's Bernard Sumner.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/s/slaterluke-alright.shtml (748 words)

	Luke Slater - Alright On Top : album review
		Luke Slater, appearing in the early 1990s, magpied about between the sounds of the 1980s and this new abstract electronica for five albums' worth of worthy material.
		This, Slater's first album release for Mute, is a pumping, thumping effort paid in homage to Vince Clarke's various incarnations in particular and has bags of radio/crossover appeal.
		First single Nothing At All starts what is an overwhelmingly optimistic album that, despite being made with electronic instruments, manages to feel emotive, uplifting and human.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/luke-slater.htm (501 words)

	KindaMuzik - Albumrecensie: Luke Slater - FEAR AND LOATHING
		A double mixed CD by Luke Slater: Those who have experienced a live DJ-set by the man will know that - apart from genuine phenomenon Dave Clarke - there isn't a DJ on this planet who more aptly deserves the epithet Lord Of Techno.
		Running parallel to his immaculately produced, yet insanely intense, releases as Planetary Assault Systems on Peacefrog, his sets are ripping hard and brutal in the true sense of that word, always building from noisy to noisier to Übernoise.
		But what we like most about the whole package is that Luke - like that other personification of Underground Techno, DJ Hell - isn't afraid to show off his imperfections and leaves a few mixing mistakes forever committed to CD.
	www.kindamuzik.net /recensie/luke-slater/fear-and-loathing/print (409 words)

	Luke Slater Smokes Out Political Correctness :: TranZfusion.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		British techno-electro star Luke Slater has included a controversial new photo on the artwork of his upcoming Fear & Loathing 2 compilation CD, which features him brazenly smoking a cigarette.
		While Luke's clearly maintained his unwavering commitment to tobacco, musically, he appears to be continuing to change his mind, not least according to the press release accompanying Fear & Loathing.
		"Although Luke is generally regarded as a "techno' DJ, on this album he tried to distance himself from this tag", the release explains, "and explores a truly wide range of electronic music across various micro-genres".
	www.tranzfusion.net /articles/shownews.asp?newsid=4901 (407 words)

	Luke Slater @ 93 Feet East, London : gig review
		But Luke Slater, while being the very personification of tech-headedness, has a clever ruse for the live stage - called Ricky Barrow.
		From the first track and recent single Nothing At All to the utterly compulsive Take Me Round Again, Barrow's voice was far better live than on record and his stage actions gave the set a focal point for the audience to watch.
		Dressed as some quasi-American football star and surrounded by synths, his smooth features and single silver cross-shaped earring all combined to suggest that he was half robot and half man. Which was great for this song.
	www.musicomh.com /gigs/luke-slater.htm (413 words)

	Rolling Stone : Luke Slater: Alright On Top : Music Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Despite the glaring radio and media support for the popular house and progressive scenes in the U.K., the needle biting beats and sonic experimentalism of techno has gradually been stealing some of the sunshine.
		And Londoner Luke Slate -- who has taken a pop twist to the Motor City spawned genre on his third effort Alright on Top -- doing his best to help things along.
		At times Barrow's vocals seem unnecessary, complicating the adherence to detail Slater has so refined, as on "Searchin' for a Dream." But ultimately there's enough variety to allow Alright on Top its place as a worthy part of Slater's rather storming British techno legacy.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/lukeslater/albums/album/91052/review/5944483/'javascript:O_LC()/' (225 words)

	Roskilde Festival
		Luke Slater har siden slutningen af '80erne været en af britisk technos fremmeste eksponenter for den hårde, industrielle Detroit-skole.
		Men på sine soloalbums forlader Luke Slater det groovy, dansable og sikre til fordel for mere collageagtige lydeksperimenter.
		Som en slags samfundskritik lader Luke Slater krydsklippede skizofrene robotstemmer fortælle abstrakte historier om en amokløbet nutid midt i et syntetisk mareridt af lag-på-lag samplet scratch.
	www.roskilde-festival.dk /object.php?obj=113000c&base=143f2e7e&Letter=alle&code=45 (149 words)

	Luke Slater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Quiet and focused, Slater delivers his speech in a careful, measured way, he converses with the reserved confidence of an individual fully self aware and in total control of his artistic direction.
		By late 1989, with his partner in crime Al Sage, Luke set about defining his vision on the fledgling label Jelly Jam, a label offshoot from a Brighton record shop of the same name where Luke was working at the time.
		A batch of Detroit-influenced tracks were spat out at an alarming rate, a deal with D-Jax records was struck which saw Slater adopting the guise of Clementine, but it wasn't until his link up with Peacefrog that Luke Slater's name became widely known and praised.
	www.bigblue.demon.co.uk /digital-d/voodoo/Guests/LukeSlater.html (1010 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Luke Slater: biography, discography, reviews, links
		Luke Slater is a London dj who became a celebrity in the techno underground.
		During the heydays of techno, Slater was mainly active as Morganistic, 7th Plane, and Planetary Assault Systems.
		Luke Slater è un dj londinese, divenuto una celebrità nell’ambito della techno underground.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol6/slater.html (429 words)

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