Nirvana’s ‘Orange & Blue’ Earns Acclaim on Let It Rock
The iconic British ensemble, Nirvana, has once again captured the spotlight with their latest reissue, Orange & Blue.
The 1996 album by the enigmatic "British" Nirvana, a harmonious blend of the past and present, has garnered significant attention and was recently reviewed on the esteemed music platform, Let It Rock. Led by the dynamic duo of Patrick Campbell-Lyons and Alex Spyropoulos, Nirvana’s Orange & Blue is a testament to their enduring legacy and ability to evolve with the times.
Let It Rock delves deep into the album, highlighting its rich tapestry of tracks that span from updated early material to fresh compositions. Songs like “What Are We Gonna Do Now?” and their unique rendition of Kurt Cobain’s “Lithium” showcase the duo’s knack for blending nostalgia with modernity. The review praises the title track “Orange & Blue” for its sunlit harmonies set against a bluegrass-to-raga backdrop, and the piano-infused “Stone In The Water” for its folk fantasies. As the
review aptly states, this album ensures Nirvana’s “soft embracement of eternity,” solidifying their place in music history.
For those eager to get their hands on this acclaimed release, Orange & Blue is available via Think Like A Key Music. Fans can choose between the CD edition, which boasts four bonus tracks, or the limited blue vinyl edition, with only 500 copies in circulation.
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