Sweet Exorcist – Let You Go | Sheffield Bleep Techno Classic on Plastex by Richard H. Kirk & Parrot

Sweet Exorcist – Let You Go is a landmark Sheffield bleep techno release on Plastex, Cabaret Voltaire's own label. Produced by Richard H. Kirk and DJ Parrot, it captures the deep bass, sparse rhythms and hypnotic grooves that defined the city's pioneering electronic sound. Sweet Exorcist brought together Richard H. Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire and Sheffield DJ Parrot (John O'Connell), combining industrial experimentation with influences from Chicago house and Detroit techno. Their productions became an essential part of Sheffield's electronic music legacy, helping shape the evolution of UK techno during the early 1990s. Released on Plastex, the independent label established by Cabaret Voltaire, Let You Go showcases the duo's unmistakable production style—minimal drum programming, powerful sub-bass, atmospheric synth textures and a groove that remains timeless decades later. Whether you're discovering Sweet Exorcist for the first time or revisiting one of Sheffield's finest electronic acts, this track is a reminder of why the city's underground scene became so influential. 🔊 If you enjoyed this upload, please like, comment and subscribe for more rare bleep techno, Sheffield electronic, house, techno and underground classics.