
Echo Orbiter is a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, based indie rock band founded by brothers Justin Emerle and Colin Emerle, described by Philadelphia Weekly as being "Widely considered two of the most inventive songwriters on the [Philadelphia] scene." Working with engineer/producer Brian McTear and such bands as The Three-4-Tens, Lenola, and Lilys, this DIY band helped forge a unique scene which captured the creative zeitgeist of the Philadelphia underground with songs like One In A Million, I'm Ultracet, and Mouth of an Incomplete Twin.
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Never Click
Game Without a Name
Mouth of An Incomplete Twin
I Hope That You Remember
Never Click (Medicine)
Staging the Grand Escape (The Space in Between the Trees)
This Worm In Rigor Mortis
Mrs Walker's Ice Cream
I'm A Believer
August Landscape Green
Bicycle Superstar
Doctor Or Butcher?
One in a Million
Renegade Path of Electrons
Friday's Exuberant Smile
Curious Time Machine
Oh My, What a Morning!
Silence the Little Sparkle Girl
Old Man Jimmy's Psychic Emanations
Have You Got It Yet?
Mrs. Walker's Ice Cream
Melody to Accompany a Stroll Through a Park
Dreaming Keepsake
Song of the Missing Forest
Aqua's Own Pocketwatch Odyssey
Long Strange Day (An Evening's Lament)
Contract With the Devil In Salem Woods
A No-Headed Magician Born In Philly Today
Around Merrily Carousel
Sunflowers & Plumtrees
Sunlightshine
Trippy Adventure Playground
In Order to Quiet a Rollercoaster
How Nice to See You
Croydon Race Society
Ain't It Nice?
She Seldomly Joked
Blue Stew, Oh the Witches' Brew
Popping Pills to Keep the Night Alive
Bones Burned With Swear Words
Impassive Light in the Astral Silence
Golden Wash of the Sunset
Moonlight Daydream
Who Does That Remind You Of?
Gasoline Rainbow
Dusk's Short Requiem (For An Old Day)
Southern Belle
Eco Orbiter/Never Click
Cut the Wheel
One Thinks of It All in a Honey Drop Dream
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