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UK Godfathers of Rave Orbital revisit their early Brown album EPs with an ongoing series of ‘Orbital LEDs’ (Limited Edition Drops) - 12” singles re-issued with newly commissioned artwork designed by Intro. Originally released in September 1992, Radiccio featured Orbital’s monumental track ‘Halcyon’ which blended ethereal vocals with hypnotic breaks - shaping the sound of 90’s dance and Orbital’s legacy. The EP also includes ‘The Naked and the Dead’, a deeper, darker techno track showcasing Orbital’s ability to balance ambient melodies with heavy beats, ‘Sunday’ and previously unreleased ‘The Naked and The Dub’.

UK Godfathers of Rave Orbital revisit their early Brown album EPs with an ongoing series of ‘Orbital LEDs’ (Limited Edition Drops) - 12” singles re-issued with newly commissioned artwork designed by Intro. Originally released in September 1992, Radiccio featured Orbital’s monumental track ‘Halcyon’ which blended ethereal vocals with hypnotic breaks - shaping the sound of 90’s dance and Orbital’s legacy. The EP also includes ‘The Naked and the Dead’, a deeper, darker techno track showcasing Orbital’s ability to balance ambient melodies with heavy beats, ‘Sunday’ and previously unreleased ‘The Naked and The Dub’.

"Orbital’s exploratory debut album re-wrote the rule book for rave" - DJ Mag
Originally released on September 30, 1991, Orbital’s eponymous debut album became known as “The Green Album” to distinguish it from their second album (known as “The Brown Album”) The Green Album includes the seminal ‘Belfast’ and a live version of ‘Chime’, the landmark dance track that launched their career in 1990.All audio fully remastered, overseen by Orbital

There's a strong argument to be made that 1993's Orbital II, popularly known as 'The Brown Album', is the Hartnoll brothers' finest single album - a sublime fusion of bustling breakbeats, heady vocal samples (many provided by then unknown vocalist Alison Goldfrapp), twisted acid lines, memorable melodic motifs, and rush-inducing breakdowns. Here reissued in remastered and expanded form, the set - which includes fan favourites 'Lush 3', 'Halcyon' and the superb 'Impact (The Earth is Burning)' the album sounds as fresh and forthright as ever. This time round, it includes a second CD featuring key cuts from the two-part 'Raddicio' EP (including two takes on the Scott Walker-sampling 'The Naked & The Dead') and superb revisions of Lush 3 by Underworld and Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia.

There's a strong argument to be made that 1993's Orbital II, popularly known as 'The Brown Album', is the Hartnoll brothers' finest single album - a sublime fusion of bustling breakbeats, heady vocal samples (many provided by then unknown vocalist Alison Goldfrapp), twisted acid lines, memorable melodic motifs, and rush-inducing breakdowns. Here reissued in remastered and expanded form, the set - which includes fan favourites 'Lush 3', 'Halcyon' and the superb 'Impact (The Earth is Burning)' the album sounds as fresh and forthright as ever. This time round, it includes a second CD featuring key cuts from the two-part 'Raddicio' EP (including two takes on the Scott Walker-sampling 'The Naked & The Dead') and superb revisions of Lush 3 by Underworld and Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia.

“ The package you are holding in your hands is your threshold to a transformational psychoacoustic experience. An experience that will take you to spaces familiar, sonic pathways opening different times and different sounds to the chronosonic method of Orbital.” - Orbital

“ The package you are holding in your hands is your threshold to a transformational psychoacoustic experience. An experience that will take you to spaces familiar, sonic pathways opening different times and different sounds to the chronosonic method of Orbital.” - Orbital

UK Godfathers of Rave Orbital revisit their early Brown album EPs with an ongoing series of ‘Orbital LEDs’ (Limited Edition Drops) - 12” singles re-issued with newly commissioned artwork designed by Intro. Orbital’s Lush EP, originally released in 1993, is a defining moment in 90s electronic music. Featuring Lush 3-1 and Lush 3-2, these tracks showcased the duo’s ability to blend hypnotic melodies with intricate, electronic beats. The EP, part of their acclaimed Orbital 2 album (aka The Brown Album), captured the essence of progressive house and techno, earning widespread praise. DJs and ravers alike embraced its euphoric yet cerebral sound, solidifying Orbital’s reputation as pioneers. Reissued as part of The Brown Album reissue campaign, and featuring remixes from Underworld & CJ Bolland - the influence of the Lush EP can still be felt today, a testament to Orbital’s lasting impact on electronic music.

UK Godfathers of Rave Orbital revisit their early Brown album EPs with an ongoing series of ‘Orbital LEDs’ (Limited Edition Drops) - 12” singles re-issued with newly commissioned artwork designed by Intro. Orbital’s Lush EP, originally released in 1993, is a defining moment in 90s electronic music. Featuring Lush 3-1 and Lush 3-2, these tracks showcased the duo’s ability to blend hypnotic melodies with intricate, electronic beats. The EP, part of their acclaimed Orbital 2 album (aka The Brown Album), captured the essence of progressive house and techno, earning widespread praise. DJs and ravers alike embraced its euphoric yet cerebral sound, solidifying Orbital’s reputation as pioneers. Reissued as part of The Brown Album reissue campaign, and featuring remixes from Underworld & CJ Bolland - the influence of the Lush EP can still be felt today, a testament to Orbital’s lasting impact on electronic music.