Name: OSS - Enter The Kettle CD
SKU: 30826319657
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OSS – Enter The Kettle CD

£10.00

Enter The Kettle CD – OSS CD from Vinyl Records London

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lsquoEnter The Kettlersquo is the second album on Alex Patersonrsquos new label Orbscure.Itrsquos primarily a duo LP with him and old friendnbspFil Le Gonidec, who together are OSS.OSS have played at Glastonbury, Fuji Rock, supported Kraftwerk and played chess with Robbie Williams, who also stole their speed.They were originally known as Orb Sound System ndash a half DJhalf live version of The Orb, which could gig more nimbly than the main machine. Early shows saw reggae heavy selections and sometimes featured toasters, but seeing as they never actually had a soundsystem, canrsquot play out at the moment and have made a record ndash itrsquos currently just OSS, which now stands for On Sum Shit.The artwork is an alchemists kettle painted by Martin Grover.The sleeve design is by Mike Coles.The logo is by Simon G. OSS CD is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £10

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