OK Sure: Pleomorphism
- It speaks volumes of your connection to your craft when you can display the breadth of your influences in a manner that is focused and congruent; but it’s no easy feat. Particularly with DJs and electronic producers, the best always listen widely and select precisely, produce in a way that gleans from the past and forges the new. This is why Pleomorphism (which means the occurrence of more than one form in the life cycle of an animal) the debut album from Melbourne’s Ok Sure is of recognisable quality.
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