Offshore - Offshore

Offshore - OffshoreTwo and a half years on from the sad and untimely passing of Ewan Robertson aka Offshore, his label Big Dada can announce the release of a last album from the Aberdonian musician and designer. The tracks for the new record, Offshore were all more or less completed before his death in 2012. His family, his partner and the label have pieced the album together as close to his original intentions as they could manage, to create a suite of music which in

The 12” includes a comic strip documenting an ancient 3000 year old myth from Mamu

and his first for Counter Records

'Belisha Beacon' is like hearing St Germain on mushrooms whilst watching an aural time-lapse film of a Zebra Crossing

He takes a genre which we think we know and which

with less thought for the dancefloor than for atmosphere (not least because it was mainly mixed on headphones

Earmilk and Resident Advisor who described the track as ‘Effervescent and rich with feeling

‘Play Pretend’ skilfully combines organic instrumentation with electronic production

his imagination and community and breaking  the boundary between real life and any spectacular representation of it

enveloping textures and unfamiliarly familiar melodies conjure that territory perfectly

Juliana Barwick

000 tickets) in San Francisco

Packaged with the DVD will be moments of documentary footage filmed as the tour reached California