Orbital

In 1989, Orbital recorded a track called Chime on their father's cassette deck. It was released on Oh Zone Records in December 1989, and re-released on FFRR Records a few months later. The track became a rave anthem, reaching number 17 in the UK charts, and earning them an appearance on Top of the Pops, during which they wore anti-Poll Tax t-shirts.[2]. A few singles and EPs followed, and their first self-titled album, a collection of tracks recorded at various times, was released in late 1991. In late 1992, the Radiccio EP barely reached the UK top forty, but it included probably their most well-known song, Halcyon. The song featured a backwards sample of Kirsty Hawkshaw from It's a Fine Day...

Ringtones

Album Blue Album - 2004

Transient
Pants
Bath Time
Tunnel Vision
Initiation (Orbital Remix - Radio Edit)
Acid Pants
Lost
Easy Serv
One Perfect Sunrise
One Perfect Sunrise (Edit)
You Lot
What Happens Next
Technologicque Park

Album Octane - 2003

Initiation

Album Back To Mine - 2002

Celebrate The Bullet
Pal Pal Teeri Yaad
Living In The Past
Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe
Justice To The People
Love and Fury
Schulmaedchen Report (Title Theme)
No Idea
Half-Stepper
Network 23
Babaloo
We Have Come To Bless The Party
Kamikaze
Lost Property
New Bass Hippo
The Knack
Spice (J. Saul Kane Version)