Planetary Assault Systems / No Exit
| Album: | No Exit | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Planetary Assault Systems | Added: | Aug 2013 | |
| Label: | Mote Evolver | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2013-09-01 | Pull Date: | 2013-11-03 | Charts: | Electronic |
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| Week Ending: | Sep 22 | Sep 8 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Sep 20, 2013: | Friday Beats 1600-1900
No Exit |
3. | Sep 03, 2013: | Tuesday Beats Part 01
No Exit |
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| 2. | Sep 17, 2013: | Tuesday Beats 1930-2200
Nanendi |
4. | Sep 02, 2013: | The Big Love Show Part 1
Nanendi |
Album Review
Jack Wang
Reviewed 2013-09-06
Reviewed 2013-09-06
Planetary Assault Systems: No Exit Label: Mote Evolver
Techno-meister Luke Slater does it again with an incredibly rich EP of three tracks that goes to the darkest recesses of your mind. Slater challenges you to go to those haunted places by putting in tons of psychedelic and spooky tones and chimes. These aren't standard techno bangers, as there's a lot of attention paid to sound textures and setting up a certain mood. I enjoyed them all, especially "No Exit" (#1) and "Nanendi" (#3).
1. "No Exit" (6:44) - Rolling bass beats and lots of shimmering chime tones that build up intensity. This track gets very manic when the acid/analog tweaks are added. A psychedelic trip for sure.
2. "Undertow" (6:57) - There's a ton of stuff going on - percussion, chimes, bells, and all sorts of assorted noises. It's manic, intense, psychotic even. Sinister, multilayered, and very rich with all sorts of sound textures.
3. "Nanendi" (5:12) - Techno made from the creepy sounds you'd hear walking in the forest late at night - cricket chirps, winds, and all sorts of spooky primitive sounds. Makes your skin crawl.
Techno-meister Luke Slater does it again with an incredibly rich EP of three tracks that goes to the darkest recesses of your mind. Slater challenges you to go to those haunted places by putting in tons of psychedelic and spooky tones and chimes. These aren't standard techno bangers, as there's a lot of attention paid to sound textures and setting up a certain mood. I enjoyed them all, especially "No Exit" (#1) and "Nanendi" (#3).
1. "No Exit" (6:44) - Rolling bass beats and lots of shimmering chime tones that build up intensity. This track gets very manic when the acid/analog tweaks are added. A psychedelic trip for sure.
2. "Undertow" (6:57) - There's a ton of stuff going on - percussion, chimes, bells, and all sorts of assorted noises. It's manic, intense, psychotic even. Sinister, multilayered, and very rich with all sorts of sound textures.
3. "Nanendi" (5:12) - Techno made from the creepy sounds you'd hear walking in the forest late at night - cricket chirps, winds, and all sorts of spooky primitive sounds. Makes your skin crawl.
Track Listing
| 1. | No Exit | 2. | Undertow | |||
| 3. | Nanendi | |||||