After a string of previews, Ewan ‘Offshore’ Robertson is finally about to release his long overdue debut album.

Bake Haus arrives off the back of a string of EP releases, including last year’s Pacer collection. Although he shares some brash impulses with compatriots HudMo and Rustie, touching on Bay Area crunk and L.A. glitch-hop, Robertson’s got a tender streak too – much of his work is a far sight gentler than his influences might suggest.

Despite initially being promoted as a “mini-album”, Bake House certainly plays like Robertson’s debut full-length. As per ersatz top-down banger ‘Breeze’, there are a good few neck-snappers in the mix. Elsewhere, electric and acoustic guitars mingle with lilting beats. He’s not the most sophisticated operator in the game, but Robertson’s got a great melodic sensibility, and it’s out in force on Bake Haus.

Big Dada will release Bake Haus on November 5.

Tracklisting:
1. Breeze
2. Fraser
3. Lifes Too
4. Venom
5. Name Brand
6. Downer
7. Well Patient
8. Black Bun
9. Bake Haus
10. Back Wynd
11. Gutter
12. Slip
13. Long Now
14. Downer 2