10 years on wax.

Erased Tapes is set to descend on London’s Southbank this September to celebrate its tenth anniversary.

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Taking place at SouthBank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall across September 7th and 8th, celebrations will include performances by label artists Kiasmos, Penguin Cafe, Lubomyr Melnyk, Dawn of Midi, Rival Consoles, Peter Broderick and more.

Launched in 2007 by German-born Robert Rath, the London based label has built a name for itself unearthing experimental and contemporary classical artists and releasing them on stunning vinyl editions.

Wednesday 6 September marks the start of the celebrations with a second contingent of artists including Ben Lukas Boysen, Daniel Brandt and Eternal Something set to take the stage at Village Underground for the opening party.

Tickets go on sale Thursday 1st June, available from Village Underground and Southbank Centre.