ORB, The - Prism - Vinyl (limited 2xLP)
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The ORB

Prism (limited 2xLP)

Cooking Vinyl

Cat: CKV 865. Rel: 22 May 23
Experimental/Electronic


Side 1 - Track 1. HOME (High Orbs Mini Earths) Side 1 - Track 2. Why Can You Be In Two Places @ Once When You're Not Anywhere At All Where's Gary Mix Side 2 - Track 1. A Ghetto Love Story Side 2 - Track 2. Picking Tea Leaves & Chasing Butterflies Side 2 - Track 3. Tiger Side 3 - Track 1. Dragon Of The Ocean (Dogon mix) Side 3 - Track 2. The Beginning Of The End Side 4 - Track 1. Living In Recycled Times Side 4 - Track 2. Prism

Prism brings the number of Orb albums to 18 and now in their fourth signnificant phase as a line up - Alex Paterson joined by Michael Rendell, replacing long term Thomas Fehlmann - released by electronic music duo The Orb into at least the high twenties. In this time, the pair have achieved cosmos-wandering musical mastery, expanding their usual dance music horizons into even further-flung territories like synthpop and non-dub reggae, tempering it all into a unified, fantastical sound. Only nine tracks convey The Orb's latest sonic imaginings, with the phase-swirly, wah-infected 'Why Can't You Be In Two Places At Once' and the future-reggae cut 'Dragon of the Ocean' standing out as highlights. Of course, it wouldn't be the same without The Orb's usual indulgence in collaboration, this one sporting appearances from Gaudi, Youth, David Harrow and violinist Violeta Vicci. .


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