ORANGE - The Sun / Wait Until Sunrise (Reissue) THE DREAM SYNDICATE it encapsulates the band's powerful

it encapsulates the band's powerful essence just before the original line-up disbanded - Eric Burdon's formidable vocal prowess combined with the band's strong blues and soul influences showcases their departure from the more commercial sound of contemporaneous British pop bands

Martin Johnson B3

the title track from their upcoming album

The Emmy-award winning composer

late-night reflections

ORANGE - The Sun / Wait Until Sunrise (Reissue) THE DREAM SYNDICATE it encapsulates the band's powerful7'' Standard Edition Black Vinyl. Orange emerged from Antwerp's vibrant art and music scene in 1966, evolving through lineup changes to become one of Belgium's most compelling underground rock bands. By 1969, the band had solidified its identity and made their national television debut, showcasing a blend of psychedelic and melodic rock. Later that year, with Hugo Van Camp joining Marc Van Geystelen (lead guitar), Norbert De Lange (guitar vocals), and