Orion was formed in Kansas in 2006 from the fragments of four popular Midwest acts and draws on
a myriad of musical influences. The band credits Weezer, Failure and HUM with shaping their
sound, but the inspiration doesn't end there.
Orion spent most of 2007 in the studio with long time friend Eric Graves [the Esoteric] and first
partnered with Pop Up Records in 2008 to contribute a track to the Failure tribute album. They've
been with us since and have released their debut "10011011", which has been described as the
next great hope for the current era of space rock. The band meshes infectious melodies with raw
power to create a one-of-a-kind sound, a sound you have to hear to believe. Begin boarding now.
Step into the light and prepare for lift-off. Orion will launch you to a far away place you've yet to
experience.
Band Members: Lance McCurdy - Bass | Patrick Crough - Voice.Guitar | Brad Chancellor - Drums
Website: www.orionhq.net
a myriad of musical influences. The band credits Weezer, Failure and HUM with shaping their
sound, but the inspiration doesn't end there.
Orion spent most of 2007 in the studio with long time friend Eric Graves [the Esoteric] and first
partnered with Pop Up Records in 2008 to contribute a track to the Failure tribute album. They've
been with us since and have released their debut "10011011", which has been described as the
next great hope for the current era of space rock. The band meshes infectious melodies with raw
power to create a one-of-a-kind sound, a sound you have to hear to believe. Begin boarding now.
Step into the light and prepare for lift-off. Orion will launch you to a far away place you've yet to
experience.
Band Members: Lance McCurdy - Bass | Patrick Crough - Voice.Guitar | Brad Chancellor - Drums
Website: www.orionhq.net
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FEATURED
Artist: Various
Title: The Nurse Who Loved Me
Date: November 25, 2008
Buy [+]
“The Nurse Who Loved Me: A
Tribute To Failure” is all around
triumphant. This album pays
tribute to one of the greatest
bands of the 90s and the legacy
they‘ve left the musical world.
There are few bands that
deserve a tribute more so than
Failure, as they have defined a
mighty sound, that has remained
so influential to so many bands,
in numerous different ways.
+ Evangelos
+ [Damn] This Desert Air
+ Exeter
+ Sex Club Reject
+ Orion
+ Emotron
+ Stemage
+ Satellite Tragedy
+ The Company We Keep
+ Rilian
+ Paramore
+ Catch The Sun
+ B.L. Barakus
+ Solare
+ Tablets Of Orion
+ 30 Fathom Grave
+ Planet ID
More [+]
Artist: Various
Title: The Nurse Who Loved Me
Date: November 25, 2008
Buy [+]
“The Nurse Who Loved Me: A
Tribute To Failure” is all around
triumphant. This album pays
tribute to one of the greatest
bands of the 90s and the legacy
they‘ve left the musical world.
There are few bands that
deserve a tribute more so than
Failure, as they have defined a
mighty sound, that has remained
so influential to so many bands,
in numerous different ways.
+ Evangelos
+ [Damn] This Desert Air
+ Exeter
+ Sex Club Reject
+ Orion
+ Emotron
+ Stemage
+ Satellite Tragedy
+ The Company We Keep
+ Rilian
+ Paramore
+ Catch The Sun
+ B.L. Barakus
+ Solare
+ Tablets Of Orion
+ 30 Fathom Grave
+ Planet ID
More [+]