Longtime Paper artist and Reykjavik resident Gauti Bjoernsson has been digging through his archives and uncovered four absolute crackers from his retired B.G. Baarregaard alias.

Down and Under is trippy main room deep house. Solid beats, locked in subby bass, delayed stabs and a nagging groove drive a coach and horses straight through the middle of a dance floor of smiling faces.

Feels Like features Simen Aasen on bass for a heavy nu disco groove that will work from bar to club. Snatches of keys and vocals ride the pads as it swings and weaves its Icelandic magic.

The two parts of Eternal Affection change gear into downtempo territory. Part I brings to mind the era of Kruder & Dorfmeister's K & D Sessions and the Thievery Corporation. Deep, dubby and trippy.

Part II drops the tempo even further but increases the wonk. It's the sound of the sun starting to come through the curtains after a big night out.