Reset Records

Reset Records was a British record company founded in 1983 by Vince Clarke (Depeche Mode, Yazoo, The Assembly, Erasure) and Eric Radcliffe.[1]

The four singles by Robert Marlow were released on this label from his friend Vince Clarke. Peter Hewson, Absolute and Hardware also released some singles on the label.

History

Beginnings

Some time after Vince Clarke left Depeche Mode, in 1982 while working with Yazoo, his friend Robert Marlow approached him, Marlow Marlow tried to convince Clarke to give him some time in the studio, which he first refused due to high costs it required, however, after the insistence of Marlow he offered him only one day to work at Blackwing Studios, along with Eric Radcliffe, which eventually turned into weeks, this led to work on several tracks Marlow had written in his own and during his time in Film Noire, and in those sessions The Face of Dorian Gray was demoed.[2]

Early years and deal with RCA

After the recording of "The Face of Dorian Gray" Clarke decided to give it a proper release, getting attention from RCA

"The Face of Dorian Gray" was released on July 11, 1983, peaking at No. 83 on the UK Singles Chart

Peter Hewson and I Just Want To Dance

Some time on RCA was unhappy with the lack of success of

Absolute

Some time in late 1984 "Absolute" a young group from London formed by Colin "Taf" Taaffe on vocals, Paul Johnson and John Thomas on synth contacted Eric Radcliffe

References
  1. "Reset Records". Discogs. Retrieved 28 April 2009.
  2. "Robert Marlow". ElectricityClub. Retrieved 19 August 2020.


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