People who like Forever In Their Debt also listen to Ilija Rudman, 6th Borough Project, Social Disco Club, Eddie C, Cole Medina, 40 Thieves, Toby Tobias, Bonar Bradberry, Magnus International, Pete Herbert.

Hometaping Is Killing Music released Forever In Their Debt on Fri Oct 09 2009. The 2 track House release features The Revenge. Hometaping Is Killing Music has released vinyl by Jack Fell Down, Klic, Nicholas, Simon Weiss, The Black Madonna, Deep Space Orchestra, Andy Ash, Eddie C, Simba, Borrowed Identity, Duff Disco, The Revenge, and Love Drop. People who like Forever In Their Debt also listen to Ilija Rudman, 6th Borough Project, Social Disco Club, Eddie C, Cole Medina, 40 Thieves, Toby Tobias, Bonar Bradberry, Magnus International, and Pete Herbert.

Scottish producer Graeme Clark aka The Revenge has a gift for crafting forward-thinking and inspiring cuts although his work pays fitting tribute to the past. His experience and versatility as a DJ fuses this approach with a love of forgotten gems and future classics. After fifteen years of curating and cultivating quality music, 2015 was a momentous year for Clark with the release of his long-awaited debut album ‘Love That Will Not Die' on his Roar Groove imprint. The LP picked up 'Best British Album' from DJ Mag and drew support from leading DJs including Jackmaster, John Talabot, Solomun, Craig Richards, Axel Boman to name a few. Although his remixes and edits have been a staple of discerning DJ’s crates for many years, recent production work has cemented his reputation; with his remix for Auntie Flo being re-touched by Dixon for the Philomena label and his continuing collaboration with Craig Smith as 6th Borough Project showcasing his love for dusty disco and deep cuts. Summer 2018 saw the release of his sophomore album ‘When The Thrill Comes’ on Roar Groove and added a new dimension to his sound; harnessing elements from his live shows and reinforcing them with his signature production.

The Revenge - Forever In Their Debt

Hometaping Is Killing Music

Format: Vinyl

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