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Ontic Melbourne, Australia
Quasi-brutalist synthesizer machinations from Melbourne, Australia. Evolution from previous incarnations as 'Clear' and
'Infix'. First releases in 2018, with singles Citizen, Captive and Sign, and the LP 'The Movement Of Light'.
On the heels of recent singles 'Night Train' and 'Reflex', comes the new single 'Roma' and its b-side 'Cold As Desire'. Out September 29.
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