8 thoughts on “ Wriss - Planetary Assault Systems - The Messenger (CD, Album) ”

1. Oct 25,  · referencing The Messenger, CD, Album, OSTGUTCD20 Absolutely wicked release that makes me feel like I'm 20 again (and I'm 41 at the moment). My only reservation - as others have pointed out - is that it doesn't feel like much of an album, but rather a collection of tracks/5().

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2. about. Planetary Assault Systems | The Messenger | ostgutcd The Planetary Assault Systems project has been active for some 15 years now, channeling an exploratory theme into cutting edge, non-conformist techno for the clubs but also for listening at home. His previous album for Ostgut Ton, „Temporary Suspension“, re-instated that classic P.A.S sound and found the dextrous artist touring .

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3. Dec 06,  · Planetary Assault Systems ‎– The Messenger. Label: Ostgut Ton ‎– OSTGUTLP Format: 2 × Vinyl, 12", Album. Country: Germany. Released: 24 Oct /5().

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4. Listen to The Messenger by Planetary Assault Systems on Deezer. With music streaming on Deezer you can discover more than 56 million tracks, create your .

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5. The Messenger, an album by Planetary Assault Systems 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.

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6. Planetary Assault Systems: The Messenger Planetary Assault Systems: The Messenger ‎ (CD, Album, Promo, Car) Ostgut Ton: OSTGUTCD Germany: Vendre cette version: Recommandations The only track which doesn't quite cut it for me is Wriss. Not that it's bad, and nothing on this album even dips its toes in mediocrity, but it's the.

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7. CD. Boomkat Product Review: Bruising techno manoeuvres from Luke Slater in his Planetary Assault Systems guise, presenting his second full-length on Ostgut Ton. At this late stage in the game there's no doubt that Slater has become a master of his craft, and aside from a couple of nice ambient mood pieces (recalling his occasional 7th Plain project), The Messenger goes straight for the club jugular.

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8. Jan 05,  · Planetary Assault Systems - The MessengerThe return of Luke Slater's Planetary Assault Systems guise—the most renowned of his ten-plus monikers—saw a subtle but significant change in his palette. Gone, in many respects, were the abrasive and uncompromising textures that dominated the producer's revered output for much of the '90s and '00s, replaced by a smoother and more intricate sound reminiscent of the post-minimal industrial Author: Matt Unicomb.

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