Bleep

Osborne's debut album comes across like a lost album from the early days of house and techno, like his work as Soundmurderer, this is an authentic interpretation and re imagining of those times, like remembering the music of 89-92 house and techno and then making that music on the gear the old school people recorded it on.

Needless to say the tracks are varied, well chosen, melodic and lovely , you can definitely call this an Osbourne album, as his personal style comes across, melodic and reflective, with the handful of really classic house and techno artists as obvious inspiration. Tracks vary between the CK Mann Sampling 'Afrika' the humorous ' Our definition of a Breakdown' to the Clavier and kick house of ' Air Pistol' and the obligatory head destroying acid track!