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The Orange Poem
The Orange Poem formed in Melbourne in the early 2000s, with Anya Rose handling vocals and lyrics. Their debut album 'Nocturnal Reveries' came out in 2005,...
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The Orange Poem formed in Melbourne in the early 2000s, with Anya Rose handling vocals and lyrics. Their debut album 'Nocturnal Reveries' came out in 2005, followed by three more studio records over the next decade. The band's lineup included Ethan James on guitar, Oliver Ford on bass, and Maya Wilson on drums.
In 2007 they released 'A Song To You, My Home,' a track that connected with listeners who recognized its themes of place and memory. Their catalog also includes songs like 'Diet Of Dust' and 'Last Fly.'
Some critics found their music melancholic or difficult to access, while others responded to its atmospheric quality. They stopped releasing new material after 2015's 'Echoes of Tomorrow.'
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