Long Range (band)

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Long Range is an English techno band formed in September 2005 featuring Phil Hartnoll and Nick Smith.

Long Range played live a few times in 2006 accompanied by Kelly Malone and Mick Mula on vocals, Jimi Mula on keyboards, Sarah Tunnel on violin and Will White of the Propellerheads on drums.^[1]

Their first album Madness and Me, was released in late 2007 on their own LRR label. The album is a collection of music ranging from more downtempo electronica to massive festival hits reminiscent of Hartnoll's past act, Orbital.

They are set to release a second single from the album with mixes by Lee Combs & Hybrid.^{[citation needed]}

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References

↑ Official Orbital website, accessed 29 May 2007

v t e Orbital

Paul Hartnoll Phil Hartnoll

Studio albums	Orbital (Green album) Orbital 2 (Brown album) Snivilisation In Sides The Middle of Nowhere The Altogether Octane (OST) Blue Album Wonky

Live albums	Orbital: Live at Glastonbury 1994–2004

Compilation albums	Peel Session Work 1989–2002 Halcyon (Best Of) Orbital 20

Singles & EPs	"Chime" "Omen" "III" "Midnight / Choice" "Mutations EP" "Radiccio EP" "Halcyon" "Lush 3" "Are We Here?" "Diversions" "Times Fly "The Box" "Satan Live" "The Saint" "Style" "Nothing Left" "Beached" "Funny Break (One is Enough)" "Illuminate" "Rest & Play" "Initiation" "Acid Pants" "One Perfect Sunrise" "Don't Stop Me" "New France" "Wonky" "Where Is It Going?"

Related	Orbital discography Long Range The Ideal Condition Opus III Alison Goldfrapp Pooka

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