Composer Neil O ‘Connor has been producing electronic music for the past 25 years under a number of guise (most notably Somadrone). Ordnance Survey is a project that brings together the use of modular synthesizers and collaborations across many genres within the current Irish musical landscape. Relative Phase (2018) attempted to ‘map’ the worlds of new music, jazz and electroacoustic music and features a survey of collaborations from his contemporaries such as Sean Mc Erlaine, Linda Buckley, Kate Ellis and John Mc Entire (Tortoise). Limited edition LP available here: https://scintillarecordings.bandcamp.com/album/relative-phase Ampere (2020) features musicians from traditional and contemporary music including Donal Lunny, Cormac Mac Diarmada (Lankum), Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh and The Crash Ensemble. Limited edition LP available here: https://scintillarecordings.bandcamp.com/album/ampere Reviews For decades now, Neil O Connor has been in the vanguard of experimental and electronic music in Ireland The Quietus One of the country’s most consistent and and intriguing under-the-radar artists Irish Times Over two decades, Ordnance Survey’s Neil O Connor has been responsible (solely or in part) for some of the most cherished transmissions from the Irish experimental and electronic landscape Totally Dublin Detachment that we find in Steve Reich or Brian Eno circa Music for Airports Wire Magazine