Scape is quite possibly my third favorite label (after Kranky & Touch). And this compilation has a ton of exclusive tracks by all the classic peeps. I'm a bit surprised that there is no Pole track here, but I'm sure he mastered some of these. It's a pretty great comp.
01 Cappablack – 5th Dimension (Anti-imperialism Disco)
02 Thomas Fehlmann – Take 5
03 Mike Shannon – Remembrance (Feat. June)
04 John Tejada – And Many More
05 Deadbeat – We Like It Slow And Steady
06 Bus & Dabrye – What Is Paris?
07 Triola – Neuland
08 Jan Jelinek – Western Mimikry
09 EPO – Doorstep
10 Andrew Pekler – Unidentified
11 Triosk – Tomorrowtoday (Part 2)
12 Headset & Soulo – The Fall Of Knee High
13 Rechenzentrum vs. Masha Qrella – Destination Vertical
14 System – Hu Ra !!
15 Crackhaus – Birthday Bangers And Mash
Review from boomkat:
Right about time for a new collection of unreleased business on Scape. Most of the usual and familiar protagonists are here: Thomas Fehlmann proving yet again why he's one of the world's most consistent producers, John Tejada likewise - slightly preparing you for their entirely dope Plug Research albums - both due in the next month. There's the ever present Jan Jelinek, the System super-group, the excellent Triosk, Andrew Peckler, another great take on hip-hop from the criminally under-utilised Cappablack, dub delights Deadbeat, a new Bus and Dabrye collaboration, alongside newer recruits to Betke's empire. Mike Shannon, Jorg Burger's Triola [watch this space for the new Kompakt album next week, which is a peach also], the lovely folk stylings of Epo, cut-up house from Crackhaus, Headset and Soulo guesting from the Plug Research camp and a fascinating collaboration between Rechenzentrum and Masha Qrella. All the obsessions with bassy dub, jazz and hip-hop remain, but there seems to be a new spirit of openness in the scape camp - and here's a nice window on these new sounds.
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