These dudes have been going strong since about 2007 and, while Frahm and Broderick have released a particularly large amount of EPs on the catalogue, their Erased Tapes comps have certainly led their movement.
Review: olafur Arnalds, A Winged Victory For The Sullen, Peter Broderick, Nils Frahm and Michael Price's Erased Tapes Records hails from London but is now based in the US of A, where the house bug is increasingly making its way back to the forefront of music culture. Disc two, meanwhile, showcases exclusive, unheard material, with highlights including the dream-time soul of Thundercat and BADBADNOTGOOD's "King of the Hill", the sunrise-ready deep house of Ross From Friends, the madcap IDM rush of Dorian Concept and the high-octane jazz-rap madness of Flying Lotus and Busdriver's "Ain't No Coming Back". Disc one tells the story so far, joining the dots between ambient, jazz, instrumental hip-hop, distorted techno and wonky house via cuts by the likes of Martyn, Daedelus, Taylor McFerrin, Thundercat and DJ Paypal.
"Brainfeeder X", the tenth anniversary set from Flying Lotus' eclectic and experimental imprint, delivers the best of both worlds. Review: ***B-STOCK: Box damaged and slight tear on inner sleeve, but otherwise in excellent working condition***Īnniversary compilations tend to fall into one of two camps, with labels either offering up a straight retrospective or a collection of previously unheard material.
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