Get all 25 orbit service releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of i'm not supposed to be here, the ship, radio hypnosis v.1, tell me what to do, live at sultan room / brooklyn - 2022, Dreamless, don't get lost, take it from me, and 17 more.
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orbit service Denver, Colorado
legendary pink dots side project featuring erik drost and randall frazier of the dots
"emotionally draining and highly recommended..."
- Francois Couture, All Music Guide
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Great album i can't select a single track preference but i love Coronation Street and Hands Face Space for starters
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Angel In The Detail
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supported by 19 fans who also own “what do you fear the most?”
This is Peak LPD and exactly how I would expect them to sound in 2020. Everything I could have wanted, and more!
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CHEMICAL PLAYSCHOOL VOLUMES 21 & 22
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supported by 18 fans who also own “what do you fear the most?”
This is unexpectedly becoming one of my favorite Dots releases, period, along with Malachai and several other late ‘80s-‘90s highlights (my favorite LPD era). So happy to see some last copies of the gorgeous-looking LP on Bandcamp after making the mistake of not buying at the SF show.
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Max Cannataro’s debut EP boast three soft-focus guitar pop songs (and two remixes) full of gauzy, dreamlike instrumentation.
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Dresden artist Søjus1 explores the shadowy end of electronic music, in songs rich in ambiance and texture.
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The Neon Weeps Tonight
by Edward Ka-Spel
supported by 17 fans who also own “what do you fear the most?”
I love having this in CDR format because: a) it is Edward; b) I have The Quarantine Tapes of which this is the first “volume” and, like it or not, cassette tapes are cool but they are not ultra-durable; c) the music is fabulous (OK, this should probably be the first reason, but since I already have the cassette, it must languish at “c”); and d) hopefully this means the remaining three volumes of The Quarantine Tapes will be released as lovingly made CDRs.
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