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8 thoughts on “ You Butterfly - Luke Slater - Wireless (CD) ”

1. Ararisar says:

   18.10.2019 at 09:47

   Jul 09,  · Something you cannot listen unless restless all the same, the album came out and ripped any contemporary sonic terrorist to shreds. Unless you're prepared for it, 'Wireless' might affect you in many ways, most notably bruising up someone's face - and feel good after all. 10+//5().

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2. Kilabar says:

   19.10.2019 at 04:44

   Oct 05,  · Slater's the artist who dropped Freek Funk back in '97, one of the sharper albums of the year and a meaty ride through funk-fueled techno. Wireless instead culls strong influences from electro and breakbeat, and a dose of odd effects for good measure; that's all well and good, unless your breaks sound instantly dated ("Sheer Five Five" plays like an 80's rap track) and the intricate rhythms take /5(8).

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3. Nikomuro says:

   24.10.2019 at 13:47

   Sep 23,  · EDJ September 23, The follow-up to a very well received major-label debut, Wireless sees Slater expanding his range as a producer into backbeat-driven styles like old-school rap and electro, a far cry from the pummeling techno of his youth but no less intriguing despite the fact.4/5(98).

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4. Kajirisar says:

   23.10.2019 at 14:01

   Listen to your favorite songs from Wireless by Luke Slater Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.

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5. Kajizshura says:

   24.10.2019 at 11:16

   Wireless, an album by Luke Slater on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. By using our website and our services, you agree to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy.

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6. Gardajinn says:

   22.10.2019 at 04:53

   Slater's the artist who dropped Freek Funk back in '97, one of the sharper albums of the year and a meaty ride through funk-fueled techno. Wireless instead culls strong influences from electro and breakbeat, and a dose of odd effects for good measure; that's all well and good, unless your breaks sound instantly dated ("Sheer Five Five" plays like an 80's rap track) and the intricate rhythms take /5(8).

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7. Mautaur says:

   20.10.2019 at 13:57

   Luke Slater ReleaseProduct Wireless Label Mute Catalogue Number NOMU70I Release Date July 23, Play Share. Share. Tweet; Email You Butterfly WAV / FLAC. Not available in your territory. Create CD Cassette Pre-order. Artist Erasure ReleaseProduct .

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8. Nezshura says:

   20.10.2019 at 07:56

   The follow-up to a very well received major-label debut, Wireless sees Slater expanding his range as a producer into backbeat-driven styles like old-school rap and electro, a far cry from the pummeling techno of his youth but no less intriguing despite the fact. From a lesser techno producer, Wireless would smack of a breakbeat sellout, an album that simply trades in Chemical Brothers and.

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