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Orbital Live In The Studio With Paul Hartnoll

Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll shared this live studio performance…… Read More Orbital Live In The Studio With Paul Hartnoll

September 12, 20215 Comments

Orbital Live Rig Tour

In this video, brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll of Orbital give a tour of their live performance rig.… Read More Orbital Live Rig Tour

October 7, 202010 Comments

Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll On The Korg ARP 2600

Korg shared this short video, featuring Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll sharing his thoughts on the ‘quite psychedelic and rave-y’ ARP 2600 FS.… Read More Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll On The Korg ARP 2600

April 21, 202018 Comments

Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll vs British Politicians – Against The Clock

The latest episode of Fact Magazine’s Against The Clock series features Paul Hartnoll of Orbital.… Read More Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll vs British Politicians – Against The Clock

December 21, 201816 Comments

Studio Tour With Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll

Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll gives a tour of his studio, taking time to share his thoughts on his synthesizers and other gear and to demonstrate how he uses them. … Read More Studio Tour With Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll

December 5, 2018December 5, 201828 Comments

New Music From Orbital – ‘Tiny Foldable Cities’, From Their New Album, ‘Monsters Exist’

Orbital has announced their first album in six years, Monsters Exist.… Read More New Music From Orbital – ‘Tiny Foldable Cities’, From Their New Album, ‘Monsters Exist’

May 14, 2018May 14, 201814 Comments

Orbital – The Box (Cover)

Electronic rock duo Exreplica shared their cover of Orbital’s The Box.… Read More Orbital – The Box (Cover)

March 12, 2017March 12, 20172 Comments

Vince Clarke & Paul Hartnoll’s ‘2Square’ Album – Orbital Rave Meets Erasure Pop

Clarke and Hartnoll have composed and recorded 8 tracks in the style of ‘Home House’, a new genre they describe as ‘music you can dance to in the privacy of your own living room’.… Read More Vince Clarke & Paul Hartnoll’s ‘2Square’ Album – Orbital Rave Meets Erasure Pop

August 25, 201610 Comments

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