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Album artwork for Prism by The Orb
Album artwork for Prism by The Orb

features electronic musicians David Harrow (whose CV includes Anne Clarke, Psychic TV, Razormaid, Adrian Sherwood and Andy Weatherall) and Gaudi (whose credits include Max Romeo, Capleton, Johnny Clarke and Desmond Dekker). Other guests include Orb regular Youth, violinist Violeta Vicci, Kompakt records alumnus Leonardo Fresco, Metamono man Jono Podmore, Guitarist and Alex’s old school chum David Lofts, plus vocalists Eric Von Skywalker, Andy Cain and Rachel D’arcy.

‘Prism’ begins with the epic winding journey of ‘H.O.M.E’, which features a poem by Paterson, and traverses through dark ambient into star-surfing Fingers-style house, before ‘Why Can You Be In Two Places At Once…’ kicks into a funked-up, afrobeaty chug.

The Orb

Prism

Cooking Vinyl
Album artwork for Prism by The Orb
LPx2

$42.99

w/ printed inner sleeves

Black
Released 04/28/2023Catalogue Number

COOKLP865

Album artwork for Prism by The Orb
LPx2 +

$42.99

Indie Exclusive

Citrus

Released 04/28/2023Catalogue Number

711297536584

The Orb

Prism

Cooking Vinyl
Album artwork for Prism by The Orb
LPx2

$42.99

w/ printed inner sleeves

Black
Released 04/28/2023Catalogue Number

COOKLP865

Album artwork for Prism by The Orb
LPx2 +

$42.99

Indie Exclusive

Citrus

Released 04/28/2023Catalogue Number

711297536584

features electronic musicians David Harrow (whose CV includes Anne Clarke, Psychic TV, Razormaid, Adrian Sherwood and Andy Weatherall) and Gaudi (whose credits include Max Romeo, Capleton, Johnny Clarke and Desmond Dekker). Other guests include Orb regular Youth, violinist Violeta Vicci, Kompakt records alumnus Leonardo Fresco, Metamono man Jono Podmore, Guitarist and Alex’s old school chum David Lofts, plus vocalists Eric Von Skywalker, Andy Cain and Rachel D’arcy.

‘Prism’ begins with the epic winding journey of ‘H.O.M.E’, which features a poem by Paterson, and traverses through dark ambient into star-surfing Fingers-style house, before ‘Why Can You Be In Two Places At Once…’ kicks into a funked-up, afrobeaty chug.