The Diode

Cammy

He's In The Pub

For curiosity (and that many have complained they can't hear shit), here's a mix of "Mk II" with the guitars turned down 24dB, and the texture tracks turned up 12dB. This alternate balance puts all the extra stuff up-front, such as synthesisers, drumloops, pianos, saxophones, and illegal samples, without having to compete for sonic space with distorted guitars. Enjoi. I promise you'll never hear the EP the same again. Songs: "Cammy", "The Diode", "He's In The Pub".

Mk II (guitar-less version)

Anyway

More

Much like the guitar-less version of the second EP (Mk II) that was uploaded recently, this is the same treatment applied to the first EP (Priority Orange); guitars down 24dB, texture up 12dB. Wackiness ensues. Songs: "Anyway", "Left To My Own", "More", "Pigmeat".

EP (guitar-less version)

First song off the bat at our unplugged show, supporting the "Save The Kimberly" campaign.
http://asen.org.au/article/2011/08/26/save-the-kimberley-campaign-benefit-gig-adelaide/

Cammy (Unplugged)

Recorded on 25 November 2011 at Enigma Bar (bar 3).
More songs from this show can be downloaded at http://priorityorange.bandcamp.com/album/livejunk-2011

The Diode (Live at Enigma Bar)

Slow Rollin' Train

For over two years now, Priority Orange have been staking their place in the Adelaide music scene. Determined to stand apart from other bands, they've successfully woven many under-represented genres into a singular sound that is truly unique.

With the two EPs released in 2009 and 2011 to appreciative reviews, that signature sound had already begun to evolve from alternative-grunge to include progressive-rock elements, and the third record will explore adding concepts from extreme metal into the mix. “If the first EP was Duplo, and the second one was Lego, the third will be like Meccano; sharp, pointy and metallic. And heavier.”

The band's live shows are continuously remarked upon as being highly entertaining, due to their tongue-in-cheek approach to stage antics.

Larry Ash - guitar/vocals
Shaun Hurrell - drums
Max Duncan - bass/vocals
Dave Swann - guitar