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8th July 2008
Mote-Evolver happily announces the release of the new A.Mochi single, the 3-tracker "Poni EP" which is a perfect follow up from his previous work on Mote-Evolver; the "RE:Sound E.P" which proved very popular especially in the download circles. The release will be only in download format initially, and right now, it can now be bought exclusively at Beatport. Get into the A.Mochi vibe -Tokyo - London.

20th June 2008
"Turning Japanese" - Luke has just returned from Japan where he had his night at (Ageha). Luke says, "I have to say that some gigs just go off to such a degree that you wonder if they can ever be bettered. This was a pure night of real techno. I played a lot of new tracks I'm working on too, it was intense and Hi NRG with everything good, the crowd were very special; what a shindig. Take a look at a few photos posted on the gallery section of lukeslater.com. I don't usually come across clubs with 16 seperate top end speakers as well as surround sub units and stacks - something special and I'll be going back there as soon as I can." Love to all.

2nd June 2008
Due to our vinyl distributor declaring bankruptcy, you may find a distinct lack of vinyl from Mote-Evolver in the shops currently, especially MOTE010 the Luke Slater remixes. We are working to rectify this as soon as possible. We still do have stock of MOTE010 here on the Mote site but numbers are limited.

1st May 2008
Mote-Evolver is giving away a free unreleased L.B. Dub Corp mix of She Showed Me Heaven to all newsletter subscribers. If you are not already a member, then you can join up by registering now!

24th April 2008
Mote-Evolver has teamed up with FOEM.info to launch a remix contest.
Luke Slater says, "I think it's a great idea to open the track up to everyone to mess around with; it's going to be interesting to hear what comes back".
You now have the opportunity to remix Luke Slater's "Head Converter" (originially released on the "Head Converter EP" in 2006). The winning remix will be released on Mote-Evolver later this year.
Please visit the website www.foem.info where you can find all information about this project. There you can also download the parts you can use for your remix.
Have fun and enjoy the contest!

2nd April 2008
Luke takes it up a notch for a night of 'Automatik' techno at the Rex Club in Paris this Friday night. Joining him will be The Hitman aka Lunatic (live), Asylum (live), Kristofo, and City'z. And for those in London town, Luke will be back again at Spacebase @ Plastic People on Saturday night.

22nd March 2008
Join Luke down at Plastic People in Shoreditch, London tonight for a special Spacebase night djing alongside Andrew Weatherall and Steve Bicknel

10th March 2008
After having a big birthday party in Second Life yesterday, we are very happy to announce our next release. The forthcoming release will be a double pack of remixes of Luke Slater's Electro Funk track "She Showed Me Heaven". The 2 vinyl limited edition features excellent remixes from Luke Slater, L.B. Dub Corp, Len Faki and Radial. Stay tuned for more.

8th March 2008
Mote Evolver is 2 years old and to celebrate that Luke Slater will be playing at Akeyo in Second Life this sunday 9th March 2008 at 1-3pm SLT 10-12pm CET. Join the group "Mote Evolver" in SL for all infos. Contact in-world : MoteEvolver2 Jacks.

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NEW RELEASE: PONI EP - A. MOCHI

2nd July 2008

	1: Flame
	2: Blackend
	3: Poni

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

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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
Distributed by Lowlands (UK & Europe)
and Lasgo Chrysalis (USA & Japan)

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HAIKU/ KAT
- PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS

4th Feb 2008

	A: Kat
	B: Haiku
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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
© 2007 Mote-Evolver
Distributed by Lowlands (Europe) and Lasgo Chrysalis (UK, USA, Japan)

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