Labels:text | screenshot | font | black and white OCR: overtly commercial dance outfits. "[Those are] the people that, if this scene all finished, it's not going to mean anything to them anyway." Orbital's first two full-lengths were untitled albums, unofficially referred to as the "green album" and the "brown album." The green album contains such classics as "Chime" and "Satan," while the brown album boasts the beautifully sequenced "Lush," "Impact," and "Remind." Orbital's third and latest album, 'Snivilisation," voices the band's dissatisfaction with the myth of civilized society. On its release, the album entered the UK charts at #4. "Snivilisation" was also a critical success, being named one of the ten best albums of the year by New Music Express (NME), Select, and Melody Maker. Through the use of udiciously placed samples. "Snivilisatio ...
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