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the more you try to erase me



thom yorke - the eraser (slow to speak remix) (mp3)

well, i'm pretty certain this isn't as legit as other recent offerings from last year's impeccable thom yorke solo outing, but it's still well worth a listen ... coming via the mixing desk of a mysterious duo originating from new york (i know, will i ever shut up about that place?!?), this is an overhaul dedicated straight to the dancefloor, with a no-nonsense kick drum pulling the track along. if you ever had the feeling that "the eraser" lacked a little punch, i think you should consider yourself pretty damn satisfied.

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