[1] Producer Erik van Vliet started the studio project under the title "Laser Dance" in 1984, releasing the first single of the same name on Break Records, and later on Hotsound Productions.

[6] The declining era of Italo disco in the early 1990s affected Laserdance in terms of sales, as the ninth studio album The Guardian of Forever from 1995 mixed the spacesynth with more house and trance tracks.

One of the latter tracks was a cover of Humate's "Love Stimulation", accompanied by a clarifying statement that it was not composed by Van der Kuy on the CD casing.

Van Vliet hired Julius Wijnmalen to be the composer of the then-recent studio album called Strikes Back, released on ZYX Music in 2000.

[8] In October 2017, Van Vliet posted an image to his Facebook account, on which he proclaimed a "new" Laserdance album Trans Space Express was being worked on, with the preliminary release date being given as April 2018.