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Furness utilizes drum machines, outboard synths, mixers and effects units to create a warm analogue sound that reflects his involvement in the long running Manchester House scene. Oli has been heavily involved with the Acid House movement over the past decade and subsequently has become a member of the infamous Hacienda Nightclub booking agency.

Title track ‘Death Of A Musicbox Ft. Effluence’ is a cosseting deep track focused on subtle additions to a main Rhodes hook and leading elements while background pads and white noise creep in to paint the bigger picture. Trippy spoken word vocals run alongside crispy drums resulting in an ethereal production cleverly automated throughout it’s near seven minutes to create dynamic flow.

Lost My Dog Co-Founder, Pete Dafeet, steps up for remix duties on ‘Death Is A Music Box’ and stamps his solid drum patterns and rolling bass line on top of the hypnotizing chords and pads of the original, the result being a more raw, upfront approach to house music.

‘Product’ leads with a piano melody and scattered acid squeaks while old school strings build tension in the breaks. Gritty electronic bass and catchy vocal hooks veer the track into a more peak time approach but one full of intricacies and elaborate changes.

Finally we have ‘Can’t You See What’s Happening to Us’ - a euphonious soulful house track with a bumping electronic bass hook driving the track alongside fluttering synths shifting pitch and gliding alongside metallic percussion hits filling the mid range. The vocal sample brings the track to fruition and gives it a garage tip that makes it both captivating and harmonious.

Oli Furness provides a solid third release for Recore Records evidently making them worthy of your attention for the foreseeable future.

‘Death Of A Music Box’ is released on Recore Records in February 2012.
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