XLR8R — There's a new Kiasmos EP on the way. Kiasmos is the electronic music duo of composer Ólafur Arnalds and producer Janus Rasmussen. With a number of releases coming on Erased Tapes, including their seminal 2014 self-titled full-length and their mos... more info

XLR8R — Icelandic composer and Erased Tapes staple Ólafur Arnalds is set to curate the latest instalment of the Late Night Tales series. Standing at the intersection of classical, techno and ambient worlds, ... more info

Addict Music — Icelandic neo-classical artist Ólafur Arnalds is set to release his second full-length album '...and they have escaped the weight of darkness', in the UK on the 10th May through Erased Tapes. more info

Stereogum — Twenty-three-year-old Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds is not for the emotionally / romantically fragile, or maybe he is, depending on whether you like to indulge your sorrows or forget them. As on 2009’s Found Songs, Arnalds’s …and they h... more info

DrownedInSound — Icelandic (oh, how topical) neo-classical maestro Ólafur Arnalds releases a new record on May 10, entitled ...and They Have Escaped The Weight Of Darkness. That comes out through Erased Tapes. What is being offered to you now, however, is a free ... more info

Radio Exile — Early mornings at work, I find myself listening to either white noise from my headphones or some combination of Lime.com’s Forest or Water Meditation rooms. The reason: I hear a lot of music and it is far easier for me to focus without the added p... more info

Aurgasm — neo-classical Less we spoke, more we listened. “The Light” is directed by Esteban Diácono for Ólafur Arnalds’s Found Songs. Seven pieces recorded during seven days at his apartment in Reykjavík with piano, strings, twitter and flickr... more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "Ljósið" by Iceland's Ólafur Arnalds from the "Found Songs EP." more info

Silent Uproar — Icelandic, neo-classical composer Ólafur Arnalds will release Found Songs through Erased Tapes on November 10th. The project found Arnalds recording a song a day for seven days, releasing each track instantly via Twitter (with fan art posted on F... more info

Guardian Music — Ólafur Arnalds' 3055 more info