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In the studio with... Luke Slater

Luke Slater on the creative process behind LB Dub Corp and Planetary Assault Systems – In The Studio - YouTube Luke Slater on the creative process behind LB Dub Corp and Planetary Assault Systems – In The Studio - YouTube
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"The idea of limitation is really important” – Luke Slater on making LB Dub Corp's Saturn to Home - YouTube
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Luke Slater (aka Planetary Assault Systems) processing his TR-909 – In The Studio with Future Music - YouTube Luke Slater (aka Planetary Assault Systems) processing his TR-909 – In The Studio with Future Music - YouTube
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