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Articles tagged "the oranges band" Music ReviewThe Oranges Band: ...Are Invisibleby Matthew Fiander[13.May.09] :. These guys figured out that pinning down a sound doesn't always matter as long as you do something compelling with each song. And they surely do that on their new album.  Notes from the RoadUnder Mics with the Oranges Band #7by Roman Kuebler[28.Jan.09] :. When Baltimore’s Oranges Band announced that they were headed into the studio to begin work on their new record, having soldiered through personnel changes and struggles at their label, Lookout... Notes from the RoadUnder Mics With The Oranges Band #6by Roman Kuebler[10.Nov.08] :. When Baltimore’s Oranges Band announced that they were headed into the studio to begin work on their new record, having soldiered through personnel changes and struggles at their label, Lookout... Notes from the RoadUnder Mics With the Oranges Band #5by Roman Kuebler[11.Jul.08] :. When the band announced that they were headed into the studio to begin work on their new record, having soldiered through personnel changes and struggles at their label, Lookout Records, it seemed like an excellent time to catch up and to allow them to speak for themselves by cataloging the happenings. Entries One through Four focused on the band in studio, laboring with overdubs and trying to catching lightning in a bottle, or at least on 2" tape. Entry Five has Oranges Band frontman Roman Kuebler exploring why exactly albums take so long to make, or at least why this album is taking so long. -- Jon Langmead Notes from the RoadUnder Mics with The Oranges Band #4by Roman Kuebler[5.May.08] :. Under Mics with the Oranges Band PopMatters has had plenty of nice things to say about Baltimore’s The Oranges Band (specifically here and here. When the band announced that they... Notes from the RoadUnder Mics with The Oranges Band #3by Roman Kuebler[11.Apr.08] :. Under Mics with the Oranges Band PopMatters has had plenty of nice things to say about Baltimore’s The Oranges Band (specifically here and here. When the band announced that they... Under Mics with the Oranges Band #2by Roman Kuebler[31.Mar.08] :. PopMatters has had plenty of nice things to say about Baltimore’s The Oranges Band (specifically here and here. When the band announced that they were headed into the studio to begin... Under Mics with the Oranges Band #1by Jon Langmead[24.Mar.08] :. PopMatters has had plenty of nice things to say about Baltimore’s the Oranges Band (specifically here and here. When the band announced that they were headed into the studio to begin... The Oranges Band: The World and Everything in Itby David Malitz[14.Jul.05] :. The perfect pop album for the summer -- or any other season, for that matter. The Oranges Band: All Aroundby Adam Williams[25.Sep.03] :. Invariably, indie bands are subject to scrutiny upon the release of their inaugural LPs. Inquiries ranging from “Who does the band sound like?” to “Are they any good?” yield a... |
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