Get all 25 orbit service releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
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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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The Museum of Human Happiness
by Legendary Pink Dots
supported by 16 fans who also own “Sparrows”
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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I Can Spin A Rainbow
by Amanda Palmer & Edward Ka-Spel
supported by 13 fans who also own “Sparrows”
I always thought Amanda Palmer was the stunning violinist of the Go Between. But late at night and unobserved when the emotional camouflage flakes away doubts begin to creep in. Am I wrong ?
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40 ANGELS - THE ARCHIVE
by Legendary Pink Dots and Assorted Friends & Relations
supported by 12 fans who also own “Sparrows”
doesn't feel busy or overproduced. Like a b-sides collect for the last two decades. Wish there was more Silverman material, but the song given here is unique... more material like "Drifting..." would be cool. Also, Geisha mermaid is immortal.
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A mind-melding odyssey through drum & bass with a surrealist twist.
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Journey into my inner forest
by Drawbridge
Inspired by fantasy RPGs, the latest from Drawbridge is a manic, breathless burst of fast-paced electronic music.
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Somehow It Feels Important
by Hairdressa
Laura Hairdressa—who is both a producer and, yes, professional hairdresser—delivers an album of smoky, alluring electropop
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CHEMICAL PLAYSCHOOL VOLUMES 21 & 22
by Legendary Pink Dots
supported by 11 fans who also own “Sparrows”
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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