Dive into the sonic universe of The Orb with their 2021 remix album, "Abolition of the Royal Familia (Guillotine Mixes)." This captivating collection, released on Cooking Vinyl, is a testament to the band's enduring influence in the IDM and ambient genres. Clocking in at a substantial 1 hour and 28 minutes, this album is a journey through twelve meticulously crafted tracks, each a unique interpretation of The Orb's signature sound.
The album kicks off with "Daze (BLM Remix23)" remixed by David Harrow, setting the tone for the eclectic mix that follows. From the hauntingly beautiful "Queen of Hearts (Duck or Drown)" by the Moody Boyz to the atmospheric "Ital Orb (Iron Chair)" by Gaudi, each track offers a distinct flavor while maintaining the cohesive essence of The Orb's musical vision. Notable contributions include remixes by Andy Falconer, Paul Metamono, and Violeta Vicci, each bringing their unique style to the table.
"Abolition of the Royal Familia (Guillotine Mixes)" is not just a remix album; it's a celebration of collaboration and innovation. The Orb has invited a diverse range of artists to reinterpret their music, resulting in a rich tapestry of sounds that span the spectrum of ambient and IDM. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to The Orb's music, this album offers a fresh perspective on their iconic sound.
The album was released on April 9, 2021, and is available in various formats, including a limited edition blue vinyl exclusive to independent record stores. This release follows the band's 17th studio album, "Abolition of the Royal Familia," released in 2020, and continues their tradition of pushing the boundaries of electronic music. For those who enjoy exploring the depths of ambient and IDM, this album is a treasure trove of sonic delights.
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