OSTB Chicago, Illinois
Synth pop myth becomes reality thanks to the internet. Starting as Our Son the Banker in 1984, OSTB recorded the first of several lo-fi 4 track synth pop classics to a very limited audience. Thirty years later, OSTB is going world wide with Savant, the 13th full length album from the virtually unknown synth pop pioneer. ... more
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