Luke Slater - X-Tront Vol. 2
Label:
Catalog#:
PF011
Format:
2 x Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
May 1993
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno
Credits
Notes
Some editions had a misprint on the A-side sticker whereby only the gold-colored Peacefrog logo was displayed but the textual information regarding the artist and track name was missing.
Mismatches between the cover and the labels on some track titles and times.
Covers reads:
A1 Sea Serpent (5:20)
A2 Splitting Atoms (6:20)
B1 Natural Science (9:30)
B2 Taking Sides (6;20)
C1 Mauve Violin (5:30)
C2 Time To Time (6:08)
D1 Secret Gardens (6:25)
D2 Colonian Space Unexplored (6:00)
Cover states A2, C2 and D2 are co-produced by Alan Sage, labels only credit him on A2.
Mismatches between the cover and the labels on some track titles and times.
Covers reads:
A1 Sea Serpent (5:20)
A2 Splitting Atoms (6:20)
B1 Natural Science (9:30)
B2 Taking Sides (6;20)
C1 Mauve Violin (5:30)
C2 Time To Time (6:08)
D1 Secret Gardens (6:25)
D2 Colonian Space Unexplored (6:00)
Cover states A2, C2 and D2 are co-produced by Alan Sage, labels only credit him on A2.
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Reviews & Discussion
Volume 2 is by far the best release in Luke Slaters xtront series of recordings.One and three are definatly worth checking,but number two is a must have.It contains a varied selection of fantastic peaktime,dark and hard techno guaranteed to blow the roof of any venue.This double also has a selection of sublime ambient techno which Luke has become well known for.Top tracks for me are the stomping sea serpant/splitting atoms/moave violin and colonial space,all winners.Xtront 2 came out hot on the heels of Jeff Mills Waveforms Volume 1 and certainly both compliment each other.Can you own one and not the other?