Spacer has been played on NTS shows including Leila Samir , with Smile first played on 22 November 2017.

There are at least eleven artists known as Spacer:

Spacer is a moniker of electronica engineer/producer Luke Gordon.

A breakbeat/Big beat artist.

A synth-pop artist from Indianapolis, Indiana.

An indie rock artist from New York.

A techno artist from London.

A hard rock band from Berlin.

An indie pop artist from Poland.

A house artist from Czechia.

A drum & bass artist from Ohio.

A funk artist from USA.

A synth-pop band from Finland.

Spacer is a moniker for an electronica engineer/producer Luke Gordon to showcase his music. Gordon was turned on to electronic-dance music by Herbie Hancock's classic Rockit and by the early '90s he began engineering for such acts as The Sandals, La Funk Mob & Chris Bowden. However, Gordon's true love was creating his own music, as a few of his tracks appeared on obscure compilations before the release of Spacer's 1996 debut album Atlas Earth, which included guest musicians Bowden, Ian Simmonds (Juryman) & Max Moore. That same year, another Spacer track — Contrazoom — was issued as a single and featured on the compilation Pussy Galore, which proved popular in dance clubs. 1997 saw Gordon remixing tracks for others (including The Cure's Gone), as well as the collaborative album Mail Order Justice (credited to Simmonds vs. Spacer), and the solo album Sensory Man. Spacer toured Europe in 1998 and Gordon also found time to produce Red Snapper's sophomore effort Making Bones and the band Dip (which included former Sugarcubes member Sigi). In 2001, Gordon completed Spacer's second release, Beamer.