Orbitals (album)

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Orbitals
Orbitals cover
Studio album by Acroma
Released 6 May 2003
Recorded RadioStar Studios, Weed, California
Genre Alternative Rock
Label Universal Records
Professional reviews
  • All Music Guide 2/5 stars [1]

Orbitals is the first album by the alternative rock band Acroma, released in May 2003 on Universal Records. The album was recorded at RadioStar Studios, in Weed, California.

[edit] Track listing

  1. Careless Ones (Intro) - 3:23
  2. Sun Rises Down - 4:12
  3. Sweat - 4:52
  4. Wash Away (Some Desert Night) - 4:39
  5. Don't Think Just Move - 5:17
  6. Motive - 5:12
  7. Perfect - 4:40
  8. Big Karma Now - 3:11
  9. Distance [hidden track] - 1:57
  10. Orbitals - 4:52
  11. On That Day - 3:53
  12. Slow Down - 3:21
  13. Take the Pain - 6:56

[edit] Credits

  • Jeremy Stanley - Vocals
  • Brian Christensen - Guitar
  • Tom Collins - Bass
  • Joshua Zirbel - Drums
  • Mike Fisher - Electronic Arrangements
  • Sylvia Massy Shivy - Mellotron Strings, Producer, Mixing
  • Brian Sperber - Mixing (Tracks 1, 2, 4, and 7)
  • Rich Veltrop - Engineering
  • Joel Christensen - Management
  • Steve Walker - Executive Producer
  • Paul McMenamin - Art direction and design
  • Matthew Welch - Photograhy

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