Osiris Antennae is the music project of bassist and author Terry Crowdy. It draws references from classic space rock, vintage New Age electronic music, dub and dance music reinterpreted for the contemporary listener.

About Terry Crowdy: Born in London in 1970, in the late 1980s Terry was part of the thriving Medway Scene, playing bass guitar in garage punk outfit ‘Planet Mushroom’ and then ‘Oracle Mind’. Signed to the ‘very psychedelic’ London Indy label ‘Mystic Stones’, Terry played for ‘Soma’ under various pseudonyms. Drawing inspiration from space rock acts like Hawkwind, Gong, and Ozric Tentacles, Soma’s first album ‘Epsilon’ was released in the summer of 1991. After line up changes which saw the introduction of a more progressive music style, Soma released the ‘Warped’ EP in 1992. The band took a break from touring to record a second album ‘Dreamtime’. This was only belatedly released after the band’s demise by Italian Indy label ‘Beard of Stars’ in 1995. Today Terry is best known for his many books on military and espionage history.

Forcefield

Dub In F Minor

Resister

Arboreal (Revival)

Asteroids

New Hope

Suit-Up

Rogue Dub (Radio Edit)

What's Out There

Arboreal

The Osiris Antennae