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todd osborn - superdisc - portage garage sounds - vinyl

New Copy

Genre: Techno / Electro

1. Not Too Real
2. Z Lock
3. Ambget

Cool three tracker by Todd Osborn - going from banging offbeat with acid bass to laidback electroid sounds and midtempo hazey house

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"Not Too Real"
Quintessential Todd Osborn acid banger. Hyper lush, produced in a beautiful way, melodies that make you fall inward, while moving outward.
If you ask, we're bout ready to jak.

"Z-Lock"
Todd Osborn walks into a room with Heinrich Meuller. Classic Minimal electro. "Z-Lock" is sparse, yet complete enough to make you feel whole. And ready to move. Time travel to an era where the future was all we could believe in. A land underwater; A space ship to a greater tomorrow.

"Ambget"
"Ambget" is a hypnotizing, downtempo techno track, quite possibly the murkiest song in the Osborn canon. Moving at a sturdy 105bpm, "Ambget" slinks with a hushed demeanor. Sweaty and ominous, "Ambget" feels like walking out of the rave at sunrise in mid-November. Is it no longer cool to compare something to trip hop? Would it be better to liken "Ambget" something newer, like the palette painted by Andy Stott's releases on Modern Love? One of the oldest tracks in Todd Osborn's archive, "Ambget" was recorded in 1997, direct to tape.
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