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SUMMARY:The Orb LIVE Totnes
DESCRIPTION:21st Nov \nThe Orb LIVE \nplus special guests \n8:30pm – 01:00am \nSpecial guests on at 9pm and The Orb are on 22:30 – 00:00 \nThings Happen Here\, Totnes \n– \nThe Orb and friends head to Totnes to celebrate the release of their new album and also bringing the best of the rest and classics! \nIn a changing\, unpredictable and turbulent world\, something we can always rely on is a new Orb album\, with the next holiday-for-\nthe-head never far away. On what is quite possibly the millionth longplayer helmed by electronic lifer Alex Paterson; partnered with\nthe now firmly-entrenched boy wonder Michael Rendall; the inspirationally productive outfit yet again deliver the goods\, with one of\ntheir best yet.\n“I was having a dream\, and in this dream was an escalator descending out of the clouds\, upon which were Buddhists and hipsters\ntravelling downwards\, and beckoning me down from the top\, was Roger Eno. When I woke up\, I had a text from him\, asking if we\nfancied more collabs\, so he’s on the record\, amongst other friends.\nRecording the album and playing recent gigs have been comfortable\, happy and therapeutic experiences\, largely due to Michael\nRendall\, who’s a genius that picks up anything he turns his hand to. We have a wonderful\, simpatico relationship on record and on\nstage. Overall\, the length\, arc and energy of Buddhist Hipsters energy mirrors one our fans’ faves\, U.F. Orb.” Alex Paterson\n‘Spontaneously Combust’ kicks off in fine style\, with Steve Hillage’s unmistakeable guitar\, Miquette Giraudy on vintage EMS synth\,\nplus blue roomy bass\, backwards vocals and gentle dream house grooves. It features a top-secret sample\, suggested to Alex by\nshopkeeper-par-excellence Michael King\, taken from his mythical basement vaults at West Norwood’s Book and Record Bar.\nA recent live set starter\, ‘P~1’  slowly builds into firing cosmic D&B cyclones\, whilst the bleeped-up late 70s synth of ‘Baraka’ is an\node to a famous Kenyan blind rhino\, who\, tellingly is known as a symbol of resilience. Already a firm live favourite\, ‘A Sacred\nChoice’ is prime leaping reggae skank\, with Youth on bass\, Paul Ferguson on drums\, Andy Falconer on atmospherics\, and vocals\nby Eric Von Skywalker.\nThe title of the eastern influenced\, orchestral drama of hip hop banger ‘Arabebonics’ is a word invented by rapper Rrome Alone\,\nwho lends vocals to the track\, with added BVs and strings from Violeta Vicci.\nAndy Cain’s dulcet tones grace the plaintive-arpeggiated-prog-throbber ‘It’s Coming Soon’\, on which Alex managed to smuggle a\nnod to his aunties Rose and June into the lyrics. Coining a genre that might just catch on\, the dusty nostalgic vibes of ‘Doll’s House’\nglows and pulsates in all the right ways\, scattering sound beams like a planet sized disco ball.\nWith Alex having met lovers rock legend Trevor Waters and discovering his classic ‘Love Me Tonight’\, Rendall isolated the vocal\nusing Logic\, transforming the original into the pinnacle of the LP’s house music passage. Newly titled ‘The Oort Cloud (Too Night)’\nand aided by cult Manchester disc jockey Dr D\, they embark on a classic NYC deepside journey\, for a moment of dancefloor\necstasy.\nJoined by cohort Andy Falconer whom Alex calls “an ambient god”\, the pair go so many fathoms deep that they aren’t merely out of\ntheir pit\, but ‘Under The Bed’\, which displays of the awe of the cosmos like a planetarium from heaven. Named after the sister\nplanet of Pluto\, the delightful ‘Khàron’ conjures a universe alive with light and celestial beings\, largely aided by Rober Eno’s\nstunningly sparing piano. Finishing on a high\, it bids us a warm goodnight.\n‘Buddhist Hipsters’ is released on October 10 th via Cooking Vinyl and will be available on CD with a 6 panel fold out sleeve\, black\ndouble LP vinyl with a gatefold sleeve and limited-edition rust red\, pink marble and yellow marble vinyl.
URL:https://eventhorizontickets.quarksdev.com/event/the-orb-live-totnes/
LOCATION:Things Happen Here\, Meadowbrook Community Centre\, Shinner's Bridge\, Dartington\, Totnes\, TQ9 6JD
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SUMMARY:The Orb LIVE Totnes
DESCRIPTION:EXTRA DATE ADDED DUE TO DEMAND !! \nThursday 20th Nov \nThe Orb LIVE \nplus special guests \n7:30pm – 11pm \nSpecial guests on at 8pm and The Orb are on 9:30pm – 11pm \nThings Happen Here\, Totnes \n– \nThe Orb and friends head to Totnes to celebrate the release of their new album and also bringing the best of the rest and classics! \nIn a changing\, unpredictable and turbulent world\, something we can always rely on is a new Orb album\, with the next holiday-for-\nthe-head never far away. On what is quite possibly the millionth longplayer helmed by electronic lifer Alex Paterson; partnered with\nthe now firmly-entrenched boy wonder Michael Rendall; the inspirationally productive outfit yet again deliver the goods\, with one of\ntheir best yet.\n“I was having a dream\, and in this dream was an escalator descending out of the clouds\, upon which were Buddhists and hipsters\ntravelling downwards\, and beckoning me down from the top\, was Roger Eno. When I woke up\, I had a text from him\, asking if we\nfancied more collabs\, so he’s on the record\, amongst other friends.\nRecording the album and playing recent gigs have been comfortable\, happy and therapeutic experiences\, largely due to Michael\nRendall\, who’s a genius that picks up anything he turns his hand to. We have a wonderful\, simpatico relationship on record and on\nstage. Overall\, the length\, arc and energy of Buddhist Hipsters energy mirrors one our fans’ faves\, U.F. Orb.” Alex Paterson\n‘Spontaneously Combust’ kicks off in fine style\, with Steve Hillage’s unmistakeable guitar\, Miquette Giraudy on vintage EMS synth\,\nplus blue roomy bass\, backwards vocals and gentle dream house grooves. It features a top-secret sample\, suggested to Alex by\nshopkeeper-par-excellence Michael King\, taken from his mythical basement vaults at West Norwood’s Book and Record Bar.\nA recent live set starter\, ‘P~1’  slowly builds into firing cosmic D&B cyclones\, whilst the bleeped-up late 70s synth of ‘Baraka’ is an\node to a famous Kenyan blind rhino\, who\, tellingly is known as a symbol of resilience. Already a firm live favourite\, ‘A Sacred\nChoice’ is prime leaping reggae skank\, with Youth on bass\, Paul Ferguson on drums\, Andy Falconer on atmospherics\, and vocals\nby Eric Von Skywalker.\nThe title of the eastern influenced\, orchestral drama of hip hop banger ‘Arabebonics’ is a word invented by rapper Rrome Alone\,\nwho lends vocals to the track\, with added BVs and strings from Violeta Vicci.\nAndy Cain’s dulcet tones grace the plaintive-arpeggiated-prog-throbber ‘It’s Coming Soon’\, on which Alex managed to smuggle a\nnod to his aunties Rose and June into the lyrics. Coining a genre that might just catch on\, the dusty nostalgic vibes of ‘Doll’s House’\nglows and pulsates in all the right ways\, scattering sound beams like a planet sized disco ball.\nWith Alex having met lovers rock legend Trevor Waters and discovering his classic ‘Love Me Tonight’\, Rendall isolated the vocal\nusing Logic\, transforming the original into the pinnacle of the LP’s house music passage. Newly titled ‘The Oort Cloud (Too Night)’\nand aided by cult Manchester disc jockey Dr D\, they embark on a classic NYC deepside journey\, for a moment of dancefloor\necstasy.\nJoined by cohort Andy Falconer whom Alex calls “an ambient god”\, the pair go so many fathoms deep that they aren’t merely out of\ntheir pit\, but ‘Under The Bed’\, which displays of the awe of the cosmos like a planetarium from heaven. Named after the sister\nplanet of Pluto\, the delightful ‘Khàron’ conjures a universe alive with light and celestial beings\, largely aided by Rober Eno’s\nstunningly sparing piano. Finishing on a high\, it bids us a warm goodnight.\n‘Buddhist Hipsters’ is released on October 10 th via Cooking Vinyl and will be available on CD with a 6 panel fold out sleeve\, black\ndouble LP vinyl with a gatefold sleeve and limited-edition rust red\, pink marble and yellow marble vinyl.
URL:https://eventhorizontickets.quarksdev.com/event/the-orb-live-totnes-thursday-tickets/
LOCATION:Things Happen Here\, Meadowbrook Community Centre\, Shinner's Bridge\, Dartington\, Totnes\, TQ9 6JD
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