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The Eraser is a solo album by Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke. It was produced by Nigel Godrich and comprises of 9 songs written and played by Yorke. The album art was created by Stanley Donwood, who has worked with Radiohead since 1994.
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Reviews:
Great CD, excellent artwork
As a fan of Radiohead, I would say that this is definetly a great Cd. Furthermore, if you want to buy a fine piece of art, I`d buy it only to have this excellent art by Standey Downwood.
Brilliant!
This album is just brilliant! I was unsure of it at first listen, but after the second time, I felt hypnotized by every track. This album was definitely unexpected for a typical Radiohead fan, but its been released under Thom Yorke alone, and I think it is a great reflection of his superior musical capabilities. I'm so happy I've found this album.
As usual...
as usual anything from the radiohead family is eclectic and beautiful! tom yorke is one of my all time favorite artist! and he's getting REAL close to being my all time favorite along with neko case!
Worth your purchase if either large fan of radiohead, or electronica
Most Radiohead fans will appreciate this, as it is very true to one of the band member's nature. It's rather interesting to listen to this album and see how Thom influences Radiohead.
Overall this album is really minimalistic. You will see nothing overly technical here. As an electronic album it holds itself as a rather dark, yet organic feel. It is rather well done, it's minimalism does not take from the album, only proves the talent of the artist further.
Worth your purchase if either large fan of Radiohead, or independent electronica artists.
excellente
Don't mean to sound like the proverbial Thom Yorke Worshipper here, but I gotta say that this album moves me. It's beautiful, intricate, and well done.
Honestly I wasn't expecting too much from this album and I only downloaded it out of curiosity, and I was pleasantly surprised how I loved the album from beginning to end.
In comparison to Radiohead there is more of an emphasis on electronica and the beats are more profound, layered, and intricate, reminiscent of the 15 Step type of beats on In Rainbows. The CD as a whole reminds me of a more raw, dark, beat driven version of Rush of Blood to the Head by Coldplay, except more intricate and musically complex. (thumbs up for me)
If you don't mind your music mellow, dark, and beat driven I say go buy it! you can't dance to it but you can certainly bob your head. Those beats are awesome especially layered over the fragile, crooning vocals --it gives me chills.
