NEW OSI EP - " FREE" Available

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    OSI (the project featuring Kevin Moore and Jim Matheos), have their new EP 're: free' available as a pre-order from their official shop at www.burningshed.com 

The EP is available as both a CD (containing a multimedia file of the powerful video for the song 'Free') and 12" vinyl (now in stock). 

Featuring three radical remixes of tracks taken from the band's recent Free album, the 'Go' remix is provided by Martin Gretschmann, AKA Console, the highly respected keyboardist and programmer from influential German electronica outfit, the Notwist. OSI's Kevin Moore is responsible for the new mixes of Kicking and Home Was Good. 

Containing almost half an hour of material, 're: free' is a fascinating, alternative glimpse into the sonic possibilities of one of the most unique and challenging Progressive groups to emerge in the last half decade. 

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Tony R Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator / Retired Admin Joined: July 16 2004 Location: UK Status: Offline Points: 11979	Topic: NEW OSI EP - " FREE" Available Posted: October 22 2006 at 15:32
	OSI (the project featuring Kevin Moore and Jim Matheos), have their new EP 're: free' available as a pre-order from their official shop at www.burningshed.com The EP is available as both a CD (containing a multimedia file of the powerful video for the song 'Free') and 12" vinyl (now in stock). Featuring three radical remixes of tracks taken from the band's recent Free album, the 'Go' remix is provided by Martin Gretschmann, AKA Console, the highly respected keyboardist and programmer from influential German electronica outfit, the Notwist. OSI's Kevin Moore is responsible for the new mixes of Kicking and Home Was Good. Containing almost half an hour of material, 're: free' is a fascinating, alternative glimpse into the sonic possibilities of one of the most unique and challenging Progressive groups to emerge in the last half decade.