One of Berceuse Heroique’s most reliable troopers plays into a deeper vein of bass-driven techno-house for the stalwart underground label after deposits made with Hemlock, Peder Mannerfelt Productions, Clone Basement and Livity Sound in just the last 12 months alone.
In Hodge’s now signature style of gritty groove control, he tees off with the furtive bleep techno rolige of Beneath Two Moons, reinforced 1990-style bleeps with muscular bass until a steaming siren/train sound shifts it up a gear to hypnotic drones and flying hi-hats ready for the Dj to mix out.
On the other hand, There Is A Storm Coming In lives up to its title with a tense, brooding display of industrial EBM influences, and Don’t Hold Your Breath tucks the vibe somewhere to the left of Levon Vincent and the right of Call Super with raw but classy strings and heaving subbass, before the beatless All Is Not Lost fades to close.
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One of Berceuse Heroique’s most reliable troopers plays into a deeper vein of bass-driven techno-house for the stalwart underground label after deposits made with Hemlock, Peder Mannerfelt Productions, Clone Basement and Livity Sound in just the last 12 months alone.
In Hodge’s now signature style of gritty groove control, he tees off with the furtive bleep techno rolige of Beneath Two Moons, reinforced 1990-style bleeps with muscular bass until a steaming siren/train sound shifts it up a gear to hypnotic drones and flying hi-hats ready for the Dj to mix out.
On the other hand, There Is A Storm Coming In lives up to its title with a tense, brooding display of industrial EBM influences, and Don’t Hold Your Breath tucks the vibe somewhere to the left of Levon Vincent and the right of Call Super with raw but classy strings and heaving subbass, before the beatless All Is Not Lost fades to close.
One of Berceuse Heroique’s most reliable troopers plays into a deeper vein of bass-driven techno-house for the stalwart underground label after deposits made with Hemlock, Peder Mannerfelt Productions, Clone Basement and Livity Sound in just the last 12 months alone.
In Hodge’s now signature style of gritty groove control, he tees off with the furtive bleep techno rolige of Beneath Two Moons, reinforced 1990-style bleeps with muscular bass until a steaming siren/train sound shifts it up a gear to hypnotic drones and flying hi-hats ready for the Dj to mix out.
On the other hand, There Is A Storm Coming In lives up to its title with a tense, brooding display of industrial EBM influences, and Don’t Hold Your Breath tucks the vibe somewhere to the left of Levon Vincent and the right of Call Super with raw but classy strings and heaving subbass, before the beatless All Is Not Lost fades to close.
One of Berceuse Heroique’s most reliable troopers plays into a deeper vein of bass-driven techno-house for the stalwart underground label after deposits made with Hemlock, Peder Mannerfelt Productions, Clone Basement and Livity Sound in just the last 12 months alone.
In Hodge’s now signature style of gritty groove control, he tees off with the furtive bleep techno rolige of Beneath Two Moons, reinforced 1990-style bleeps with muscular bass until a steaming siren/train sound shifts it up a gear to hypnotic drones and flying hi-hats ready for the Dj to mix out.
On the other hand, There Is A Storm Coming In lives up to its title with a tense, brooding display of industrial EBM influences, and Don’t Hold Your Breath tucks the vibe somewhere to the left of Levon Vincent and the right of Call Super with raw but classy strings and heaving subbass, before the beatless All Is Not Lost fades to close.
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One of Berceuse Heroique’s most reliable troopers plays into a deeper vein of bass-driven techno-house for the stalwart underground label after deposits made with Hemlock, Peder Mannerfelt Productions, Clone Basement and Livity Sound in just the last 12 months alone.
In Hodge’s now signature style of gritty groove control, he tees off with the furtive bleep techno rolige of Beneath Two Moons, reinforced 1990-style bleeps with muscular bass until a steaming siren/train sound shifts it up a gear to hypnotic drones and flying hi-hats ready for the Dj to mix out.
On the other hand, There Is A Storm Coming In lives up to its title with a tense, brooding display of industrial EBM influences, and Don’t Hold Your Breath tucks the vibe somewhere to the left of Levon Vincent and the right of Call Super with raw but classy strings and heaving subbass, before the beatless All Is Not Lost fades to close.