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Heretic
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Review: Heretic is a side project of Timothy Clerkin, better known as one half of the Eskimo Twins. The latest home for Heretic is Robi Headman's Relish label and for whom he has produced these three new sizzlers. The whole EP is a riot of electro-house that touches on trance in "44 Squadron", acidic and warped no wave ("Flesh") and poppers-fuelled hi-NRG ("Soviet"). Monoblok and PSLTKR also remix the title track, almost turning it into Yazoo in the process.
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RR 073
01 Jul 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 Jul 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Although busy releasing albums and singles, Relish boss Robi Insinna still could not stop himself putting out another label compilation, such was the quality of the stuff he had on his hands. Relish EP Six sees contributions from five different artists whose sound all manages to comply with the Relish vision. Highlights include the doomy new romantic electro-disco of Heretic's "Insurrection", the warped body music of Club Bizarre's "East Side Story" and the jack hammer nastiness of The Mansisters's "SSWS".
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RR 077
01 Jul 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 Jul 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Modularz marks 10 years at the forefront of underground club techno with a release that will surprise as much as it entertains. Label owner Developer sets out a ferocious agenda with the thundering "Rattle Bell", which forms around a repetitive, ringing tone, while on "Haunted Cave", Rhomb tunnels down the worm hole with a serving of mysterious throbbing rhythm. Surprisingly, there's a deeper dimension to this anniversary release; Heretic's "We Are Left To Dance In The Ashes" resounds to a dramatic, bleak synth-led melody, while a chord-heavy workout from Astronomical Telegram in the shape of "Saara" shows that Modularz isn't as singular as might have been imagined.
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MOD 040
05 Apr 19
Techno
05 Apr 19
Techno
Review: The latest release on Tronik Youth's label features a return visit from Heretic. Real name Timothy Clerkin, he makes an impressive sound on the title track. Jittery Chicago drums underscore an androgynous vocal sample, noisy acid and atmospheric synth sweeps. It's redolent of classic Mood Music and Ewan Pearson before the electro house boom got out of hand. The remix from Low Manuel is more considered and reflective, with the Italian DJ toning down the acid and fusing it with a hypnotic pulse. Thomaas Bank's version returns to the original track's noisy approach, with the synths stripped away and just the bare, bruising rhythm remaining.
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NEIN 080
17 Jun 16
Techno
17 Jun 16
Techno
Review: Nein Records are back everyone; look out! This time they've tapped Londoner Timothy Clerkin aka Heretic for "Trite Progression". The original is a dark and soaring journey track that nails that in vogue sound at the moment. Just listen to those layers of pads flying about the place like rockets! It'll mix into anything from a Life & Death track to a Clouded Vision one. Speaking of which; the always impressive Matt Walsh appears with a killer remix that retains the slow burning mystery and atmosphere but from a different perspective by using an epic arpeggio and killer sound design. Canadian legend Fairmont gets on it too, with a remix that really works those crazy pads into a hysterical storm that's even more hypnotic that the original and backed by a monster of a bassline.
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NEIN 052
23 Nov 15
Deep House
23 Nov 15
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, Jason Peters, Hypnotic Groove, Markus Schneider / Robot Scientists, Future Bones, Somerville & Wilson, Cannibal Ink, Sinchi Collective
Review: After impressing with the rather fine 44 Squadron EP on Relish last summer, Eskimo Twins member Timothy Clerkin dons his Heretic guise for an undeniably spacey outing on Nein. With its outer-space noises, undulating electronics, acid flashes and arpeggio rhythms, "Pollux" sits somewhere between spiraling cosmic disco and chugging acid house. While good, it's the accompanying remix package that really impresses. Andrew Weatherall leads the five-man assault, emphasizing the original's spacey elements whilst adding a body-popping electro feel to the beats. Arguably even better is Hardway Brothers' moody, new wave-goes-electro interpretation, while Anton Maiovvi's "Decent Into Hell Mix" is a flurry of panicky electronics, shimmering analogue synthesizers and sweaty drum machine builds.
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NEIN 033
06 Jul 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
06 Jul 15
Disco/Nu-Disco
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OONRBP 001
01 Apr 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Apr 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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RBP-005
07 Dec 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Dec 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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RBP-011
09 Nov 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
09 Nov 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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RBP-012
28 Sep 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Sep 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
