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2 de may. de 2023 · The Orb – Prism. A heady brew of musical ambience, songwriting substance and sample-based humour bring a hefty dose of positivity. Since they returned to a duo, The Orb have hit yet another rich vein of form. This time Alex Paterson’s partner in crime is Michael Rendall, and between them they have issued three albums in a little less than ...
28 de abr. de 2023 · Prism by The Orb, released 28 April 2023 1. H.O.M.E high orbs mini earths 2. why can you be in two places at once, when you can’t be anywhere at all...where’s gary mix 3. a ghetto love story 4. picking tea leaves & chasing butterflies 5. Tiger 6. dragon of the ocean (dogon mix) 7. the beginning of the end 8. living in recycled times 9. prism
Long-running UK electronic group, originally formed by Jimmy Cauty (of The KLF) and Alex Paterson in 1988, that grew out of a love of ambient music and dub, soundscapes and science fiction. Due to the early work in this style, The Orb became pioneers of the early-90's-born "ambient house" genre. The group's lineup has shifted over the years ...
Listen to Prism (Deluxe) by The Orb on Apple Music. Stream songs including "H.O.M.E (high orbs mini earths)", "why can you be in two ... 1 hour, 18 minutes ℗ 2023 Alex Paterson t/a The Orb under exclusive licence to Cooking Vinyl Limited. Also available in the iTunes Store More By The Orb The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld ...
27 de abr. de 2023 · Our now album 'PRISM' is available everywhere now!https://Orb.lnk.to/prismAbout the artist: London-based Emma Catnip uses the very latest in AI technology to...
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26 de ene. de 2023 · It’s The Orb, no doubt. Has the sounds and feels undeniably. But, it’s rather a broad stroke of many things, from simple ambient with no beats to 3 fairly reggae-dub oriented “songs” with proper singing, couple standard house-y runners and my fave, the 2nd track, which is very typical old school trip-out wig-out enough of a track to take me straight back to the 90s when it all began.
