Orbit Boston, Massachusetts
In 1994, when guitarist/lead singer Jeff Robbins and drummer Paul Buckley formed Orbit, they agreed the most important part of being in the band was the music. So, they made the music they wanted to hear. And it was well received. Orbit released La Mano on their own label Lunch Records. In 1997, A&M released Libido Speedway which spawned the single "Medicine" and landed on Lollapalooza tour. ... more
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