London, England's Fridge are no strangers to critical and fanatical praise. Ever since their inception and debut release in 1997, the powerful young trio has grown up and expanded, as an eager audience and a fickle British press waited for them to stumble over their success and prove to be just another flash in the pan. With the release of their fourth and most highly anticipated album, "Happiness," the band exhales and raises the bar yet again. Fusing the cluttered electronic textures that dominated their    [ read more ]

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Now, for the first time ever, all of Fridge's Go!Beat-era recordings are available in one convenient package for a much more appealing price. No more will folks have to settle for rumors of this masterpiece. Included in the double-CD set is the original "Eph" album in its entirety, plus a second disc containing the out-of-print "Kinoshita Terasaka" single and "Of" EP. And just for good measure, we threw in two previously unreleased remixes from über-hyped Matthew Herbert and mix maestro P Pulsinger. A total   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Before Four Tet was remixing Radiohead and Coldplay and before Adem was performing with David Byrne and Fairport Convention, they were breaking new ground as Fridge, a trio formed in 1996 with fellow schoolmate Sam Jeffers. After three critically acclaimed albums, they're back with The Sun, their most celebrated album yet. It's a dense, aggressive record that casually blends post-punk, left-field funk, free jazz, folk, noise, and Krautrock into one sound that, despite the years and each   [ read more ]

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Before Four Tet was remixing Radiohead and Coldplay and before Adem was performing with David Byrne and Fairport Convention, they were breaking new ground as Fridge, a trio formed in 1996 with fellow schoolmate Sam Jeffers. After three critically acclaimed albums, they're back with The Sun, their most celebrated album yet. It's a dense, aggressive record that casually blends post-punk, left-field funk, free jazz, folk, noise, and Krautrock into one sound that, despite the years and each individual's    [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. The re-release of their 2001 album on deluxe limited edition (2,000 copies) 100 percent virgin black vinyl. Contains some subtle organic drones, a few electronic vignettes, a couple epic rock pieces, and one song, "Five Four Child Voice", featuring Kieran Hebden holding a conversation with his infant sister.

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Now, for the first time ever, all of Fridge's Go!Beat-era recordings are available in one convenient package for a much more appealing price. No more will folks have to settle for rumors of this masterpiece. Included in the set is the original "Eph" album in its entirety, plus a second disc containing the out-of-print "Kinoshita Terasaka" single and "Of" EP. And just for good measure, we threw in two previously unreleased remixes from über-hyped Matthew Herbert and mix maestro P Pulsinger. A total of about    [ read more ]

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