Orbital

releases

Blue Album by Orbital

1999 / Chime Mixes by Mike Flowers , Cylob , Orbital

profiles

Nobody listens to techno, claims Eminem. Piffle, say the brothers Hartnoll, and their Glasto set's guaranteed to prove it. Again. In fact, it was their appearance there in '94 that did more than any other gig to convince the toilet circuit regulars that, actually, this crazy electronic thing could not only work live, it could seriously outstrip at least a good 99% of the guitar bands in the area. Then again, there always was little Orbital couldn't do, whether it was making Alison Goldfrapp and David Gray sound brilliant, reviving the Dr Who theme, or sticking riotously unfashionable samples into their set a good half decade before bastard pop. On record, they're the ultimate ambassadors of the dance revolution; live, they're total sensory meltdown.

Orbital site

related to Orbital

The Prodigy, Basement Jaxx, Primal Scream, Wyclef Jean, Fatboy Slim, Beenie Man, Papa M, Damian Harris, Reprazent, Mansun, Palmskin productions, Burt Bacharach, People Under The Stairs, Fighting Cocks, Methods of Mayhem, Tricky, Looper, A Perfect Circle, Beastie Boys, Daphne and Celeste, Nine Inch Nails, Pet Shop Boys, Artful Dodger, Oasis

responses

Orbital - Orbital 2 or The Brown Album.