December 1, 2006

Baltimore-based Oranges Band has hardworking reputation (The Daily Texan)

Unlike James Brown, very rarely are indie bands known for their work ethic. Even if Sufjan Stevens and Ryan Adams are in some sort of contest to see who can put out more albums in a calendar year, it is much more common for an artist or band to wait a half-decade between releases.

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