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DaylightOnce in a while a record comes along that captures the season in it's thorny fist. Osborne's Daylight is that perfect blend of seasonal warmth and electronic grit that makes perfect sense when dropped. The summery house track "Daylight" finds Osborne at his most soulful, featuring a bouncy bassline, anthemic piano stabs, and a smooth Rhodes lead. Already a classic to many a DJ, "Daylight" (in an alternate form) was also featured on Ghostly's Idol

Ancient Future functions as a piece about the creation

the sound of Dabrye (AKA Tadd Mullinix) permutated into its most distinctive form for the “Game Over” single

Many DJ's have bought doubles of the 12" so they could extend this cut

and a string of high-profile remixes for Neon Indian and Twin Shadow already in the can

"It's alright to be someone else sometimes

" and "electro-funk" and you'll scrape by—but to be truly insightful about his music is tough

"More Surgery" at first recalls the barely-there Krautrock of Harmonia in its burbling minimalism

masterfully transforming the song into a glitch workout that slowly evolves into a piece of sublime

contradictions lie at the heart of Ancient Future

Naming your first release after your band is an auspicious way to introduce oneself

charting a journey from giddy

their heads soaring through the clouds