Superior minimal/dubby west coast house from the turn of the century. So much good music came from that region around that time. All of the trailblazing tribal house on the likes of Siesta and Tango, and then the more purist house on this short-lived label, and others like Tweekin’. The coastal Commission was a chap called Sam Robson, whose career seems to run in parallel with the longevity of Pacific Coast House, and other splinter labels. Apparently about to get a new leash of life sometime soon. And nI guess by more purist house what I’m doing is separating the likes of this from those other labels which relied on a highly percussive, intense sound. This is almost the opposite. However, it’s not Kerri Chandler.
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