OSI – Office Of Strategic Influence – Double Opaque White Vinyl Records

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OSI – Office Of Strategic Influence – Double Opaque White Vinyl Records

Office of Strategic Influence (OSI) is the debut studio album by the American progressive rock band OSI. The album was released in 2003.

OSI is a progressive rock supergroup featuring members Kevin Moore (Chroma Key, ex-Dream Theater), Jim Matheos (Fates Warning), and Mike Portnoy (ex-Dream Theater). The album showcases a fusion of progressive rock, metal, and electronic elements.

Office of Strategic Influence is a concept album that explores themes related to government manipulation, surveillance, and influence. The title itself refers to a controversial term used in the early 2000s.

The album features contributions from various guest musicians, including Sean Malone (Cynic), Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree), and Joey Vera (Fates Warning).

Kevin Moore’s background in electronic music and atmospheric soundscapes contributes to the album’s unique texture, blending traditional rock instrumentation with electronic elements. The album received positive reviews for its innovation, musical diversity, and the thought-provoking nature of its lyrical content.

OSI went on to release additional albums, continuing their exploration of progressive and experimental music. Subsequent albums include ‘Free’ (2006), ‘Blood’ (2009), and others.

For fans of progressive rock and those intrigued by the intersection of rock and electronic music, Office of Strategic Influence by OSI offers a dynamic and intellectually engaging musical journey.

Limited to 750 copies worldwide.

OPAQUE WHITE vinyl

First ever vinyl release!

2LP incl. bonus tracks & download card

Mastered for vinyl

Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic

Track Listing
The New Math (What He Said)
OSI
When You’re Ready
Horseshoes And B-52’s
Head
Hello, Helicopter!
ShutDOWN
Dirt From A Holy Place
Memory Daydreams Lapses
Standby (Looks Like Rain)
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
New Mama
The Thing That Never Was