Collecting the remixes made available previously on 12" and through downloads,
The Eraser Rmxs features eight of
The Eraser's nine songs -- no one takes a stab at "The Eraser" itself -- in alternate form, while
Cristian Vogel gets two turns at "Black Swan."
Vogel's "Spare Parts Remix" teases out bristles and clanks, while his "Bonus Beat Eraser Mix" is centered around a contorting bassline funneled through hollow tubing. "It Rained All Night," the natural pick (title-wise, at least) for dubstepper
Burial, didn't require much tweaking to sound almost exactly like a production off
Untrue, with
Yorke's voice made distant, wrapped around the same female voice heard in "Etched Headplate."
The Field contributes another highlight, similarly converting "Cymbal Rush" into something that could pass as an original production -- racing ambient techno full of gentle palpitations. A fine companion to the album, and the similar artwork/layout (with a gold cover) is a nice extra touch.