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Candyass first lines.
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SpotifyWrapped for Evanescence, Radio Company and Orgy
#Evanescence#Radio Company#OrgyMusic#OrgyOfficial#evanescenceofficial#radiocomusic#Spotify#Spotify Wrapped#Amy Lee#Jensen Ackles#Jay Gordon#Instagram
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orgyofficial: A real moment of friendship!!
#OrgyMusic#OrgyOfficial#Jay Gordon#Paige Haley#Instagram#IG#Concerts#Live#Candyass 25th Anniversary Tour
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Up next for Orgy/Cold celebrating Candyass 25th Anniversary Tour is Sioux City, IA at The Marguee on the 14th before a short break to travel to Colorado Springs, CO for the 16th. Tickets and VIP for Orgy's is available at Orgymusic.com and Cold's VIP
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Happy New Year everyone from @orgygifs
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Season's Greetings from ya favorite, @jaysloyalbitch. Stay safe and warm everyone
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Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Season's Greetings, Happy 24/25th, and anything else I might be missing. No matter what you do, hope you stay safe and warm this holiday season. Best wishes from @orgysloyalbitch
#OrgyMusic#OrgyOfficial#Jay Gordon#Ilia Yordanov#Tommy Rockoff#Nic Speck#Carlton Bost#orgysloyalbitch
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Season's Greetings/Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays
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I got tagged. Haven't had one in a while, thank you for the love bestie @acebelle
Top Five Songs at the Moment
Blue Stahli - ULTRAnumb (Acoustic)
Blue Stahli - "Metamorphosis"
Velvet Revolver - Slither
Dark Techno / Cyberpunk / Industrial Type Beat 'E.M.P.eror'
OrgyMusic- Blue Monday
I don't know if anyone wants to be tagged, but if you want to be, consider yourself tagged and maybe let me know, i'm looking for new stuff
#acebelle#hello bestie#this is my taste in music#the same songs for the past 5 +years#except the emperor one#that's new#kinda getting into cyberpunk and dark tehno
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Seasons Greetings/Happy Holidays/Merry Christmas from @orgyedits
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Orgy announced that Candyass and Vapor Transmission are coming to vinyl, Both coming in Feb. [x] Preorder yours now [x]
#Jay Gordon#Candyass#Vapor Transmission#Vinyl#vinylcommunity#vinylcollection#vinyl records#records#OrgyOfficial#OrgyMusic#Instagram
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Jay interview with Music Festivals Aus
California Nu-Metal pioneers Orgy are rearing and ready to embark on the first ever tour Down Under! Following on from sell out dates across the US, Orgy and fellow patriots Cold are gearing themselves for three massive back to back shows this October. The Orgy + Cold Australian Tour kicks off at Melbourne’s Max Watts on October 25th, The Metro Theatre, Sydney October 26th and rounding off at The Triffid, Brisbane October 27th. Now celebrating 25 years since the release of debut album Candyass, we caught up with Jay Gordon from Orgy to discuss the renowned Family Values Tour , the cause and affect of Napster and the evolution of Orgy since conception.
Interview behind the cut
Thanks for meeting with me today, Jay. I first found Orgy on the Family Values tour back in 1998 in possibly one of the most standout performances, and one that's remained with me for all of these years. Can you tell me about that tour and what it meant to you then and now?
Oh, yeah. I mean, it was our first tour ever. So it was what a way to break into the music industry. I mean, play with all of those great bands and all that kind of stuff. So it was fantastic. You know, definitely a learning experience. I learned how to navigate through the Big Boys you know, so it was cool. Messed up a lot. Had a lot of fun with Rammstein. It was chaotic. You know, we had we had a great time. But yeah, they cost me a lot of money. But it was cool. Yeah.
Yeah, it was definitely a rite of passage back in in the in the 90s. In Australia in those years, we had to physically import albums from overseas. Candyass was definitely one of my first and favourite imports. So, it’s 1997 and Korn’s Jonathan Davis signed Orgy as one of the first artists on their debut label Elementree Records, what impact did this have as an up-and-coming artists in the pre digital era?
Huge, you know. Korn was like a massive band at this point. And, they're good friends of mine, thank God and I owe them everything. They, you know, paved the way and opened up the doors for me along the way. So that was cool.
There is something candescent about your sound, in some forums labelled as electronic rock or alt metal, but more famously, as a pioneer of the nu metal movement? What were some of your biggest influences at the time?
I mean, I think always, you know, people like David Bowie and I just love the way his brain worked. I really can identify and relate to a lot of his music and stuff like that. But also, like, really heavy stuff, too. Like, where I came from, you know, the San Francisco thrash metal scene and things like that. So, adding like futuristic, melancholy weirdness with heavy stuff from the era at the time. Metallica and Testament and all those guys coming from where I'm from. So that all helped and kind of paved the way for me. And obviously Korn I suppose at the time. They were my favourite band. And so that's how I got to know those guys. And Jonathan would come stay at our house and stuff when they would play in town and it kind of started off a pretty, pretty basic friendship from then. And so they were a huge influence on me like I loved every song.
What impact did these artists have on you, personally and professionally?
Just Korn has such an original sound and they had a really big impact on me, all the way through my career. I’m always excited to hear what they come up with and what their next sound is going to be and what their next song is going to be. We get to play with each other every now and then like, in Sick New World. That was really cool. And just a huge impact.
Candyass was a pivotal album of the 1990’s, not only for myself but a deluge of young adults transitioning life. As a parent, it’s hard to pick between, but what is your favourite album release and why is it Candyass?
I don't know that it’s the best album that we've ever released. But I mean, it's probably my favourite. I don't know I was just in a different headspace. Candyass came from, let me see. So myself and Josh Abraham, were watching Depeche Mode show downtown and these three drag queens walked up to me and one of them’s name was Candyass. And, you know, he asked me, my name, I was like, “Jay” and he's like, “why don't I know you?” And whatever. And he goes, “you know me, my name is Candyass” and I thought it was so funny. So I said, I'm gonna name my first album Candyass and that was it. Then, you know, we became friends and everything, and they will come over to the studio and like, you know, mess up the board when I'm working. Like, I'd go to the bathroom and I come back and like, why does it sound like ass, you know, they were just like, him and Alexis Arquette, you know, RIP but I love Alexis Arquette and they would come over to the studio where we recording you know, it was just funny. Yeah, so that's why I named the record Candyass after him.
As most 80’s kids, I’m a sucker for a synth and electronic drum kit. The amalgamation of this soundscape with industrialism is none more evident than your cover of New Order’s Blue Monday. Before Stitches, this is one of my favourite releases. What was the inspiration behind your sound and its’ evolution?
You know, I wanted to do a cover song. And we were messing with a couple of different ones I liked it's called ‘Something Going On’ and Frida Lyngstad was her name. Her and Phil Collins, I guess got together and they did this song called I know ‘There's Something Going On.’ And that was gonna be the first one that we did. And then so we're playing around with that one and the Blue Monday one and we just went with Blue Monday. Yeah, just kind of, it's kind of clicked and worked out.
Vapor Transmission and Punk Statik Paranoia celebrated the unique sound encapsulated by Candyass, both in their own right. What was the progression in sound as traversed through the years and these albums?
Well you know, Vapor Transmission, I think definitely a progression, sonically, and things like that. I think we're headed for something really different on that record, but at the same time, that's when Napster dropped, you know.
“Napster kind of came out and kind of really killed the record industry, so to speak”
So, the record sales weren't there anymore, and things like that. But that's not an indicator that it wasn't doing what it was supposed to be doing. It's just that music was free after that, like, so it kind of just, it was a vibe killer on that, on that level, because our record had just come out, it was literally like, two weeks out. And then you see this big change in the sales of records because everybody caught on to Napster so fast. So that's kind of what happened there. And then Punk Statik Paranoia, that record just came out, like way too late. That was more like to me, like a bunch of glorified demos, you know, like, it never really got mixed, right. We never had a chance to really finish it up, because we were going through a lot of label stuff and trying to figure out what we were doing, if we were still going to be on a label or not, I think we were trying to get off Warner Brothers at the time. And that took some time. So the record just came out so late, and we ended up just putting it out in the end. Yeah, it took a long time for that to be able to happen. So we were sitting on it for like a year waiting for the lawyers and to get everything solid, so we can actually put the record out.
Carlton Bost first joined Orgy circa 2011 after an equally successful career as guitarist in parallel bands such as Deadsy, The Dreaming and the bass player in Stabbing Westward. What kind of dynamic did Carlton bring to the Orgy party?
I mean, Carlton's, he's great, like he's, he's a great band member. He and I actually, you know, when it comes to the more now orgy, you know, we kind of do a lot more stuff together. Whereas before in the past, you know, the first few records I just did by myself, you know, a lot by myself, you know, everybody did their part. You know, they played on the records and did whatever but, but as far as writing and stuff like that, I just did a lot of that on my own. And then I'd say, Paige wrote quite a bit of stuff on those records. And, you know, like a riff here a riff there and he was always really good at coming up with stuff on the spot. So, Oh, first, you know, he's like the new Paige in this era, but we actually just write a lot of stuff. Like sometimes he'll write like entire songs like Spells and Wide Awake and Dead. He had a big part of those songs. So it's more like a team on this one.
In October, Orgy embarks on the first ever tour down under alongside fellow patriots Cold in a three city rampage including Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. What kind of energy are you anticipating from an Australian crowd?
I have no expectations. Because I've never been there. I don't really know a whole lot about it other than like, you know, the typical kangaroos and this and that. I mean, I want to see all of that stuff when I come there. But I have no idea what to expect from the crowds I think I think it'll be a good show. I think the crowd will love it. And we're gonna bring the energy that's for sure. And, you know, we just killed it out here. We sold out every show but one with Cold here, it was a great tour. And I anticipate it being similar to that and hope the turnouts there and the turnout there is going to get a great show, you know, and we just signed Orgy, Carlton, and I we signed a Tucson deal with Golden Robot, which is an Australian label. So we're gonna try to get those songs done and be playing those live when we get there.
A huge congratulations on the 25th anniversary of the debut album Candyass. You've just answered my question. can fans expect any new Orgy releases within the near future? So yeah, as a fan, I'm very, very excited about that one.
Me too. You know, I have no idea what the release dates gonna be on those two songs. But yeah, we get them done and get them out before we show up and play so we can play them.
I do follow you on social media, so I will be definitely keeping an eye out myself for that. Following the tour, what's next for you, for you, both individually and professionally?
I'm kind of getting into, I'm going to be getting into like film stuff like Sony and direct some stuff. So that's kind of my next chapter in life. But yeah, other than that I'm also producing music. So I'm gonna keep doing that and work with other artists and things like that.
Full Interview, Aus dates/tickets, and pictures here.
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Orgy, "Blue Monday" (1998) Originally By New Order
Putting their industrial stamp on a synth-pop supernova, this stomping cover was perceived as Orgy's gateway to success, giving them invitations to join both the Ozzfest and Family Values lineups that year and spots on soundtracks to films such as Not Another Teen Movie.
Loudwire's Nu-Metal Covers Popular Songs Orgy's Blue Monday Video
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UKI - Episode 312
UKI: Episode 312 is now here on Mixcloud
This episode is featuring:
1. Ani Even - Gold
2. Emir Erbes - Tourist
3. Damien Sebe - Joyful
4. John Summit feat. MKLA - Fade Out
5. Lawson Hull - Strange
6. Felicia Lu Kürbiß - Me & My Broken Heart
7. Katelyn Butcher - I Should Run
8. Silos & OrgyMusic & Judge & Jury - Insatiable
9. Billy Lockett - Freaking Out
10. Ocean Dust - Two-Faced Girl
11. Bianca Tilici & Forever Friday - The Floor
12. Grace Gachot - The List
13. Maty Noyes - Idea
14. Blando - Good Mistake
15. Geryah Dingle Music - For Two
16. Ariane - Je T'Efface
17. Every Living Soul - Stand By You
Broadcast on
Sword Radio UK - www.swordradiouk.com - Thursday 9pm
KrystalRadio Station - www.krystalradio.net - Friday 7pm
Pop Radio UK - www.popradiouk.co.uk - Monday 8pm , Tuesday 8pm and Wednesday 8pm
Bunka Radio (Columbia) - https://www.bunkaradio.com/ - Monday 1am
Charlie Mason Radio (USA) - www.charliemasonradio.com - Tuesday 10pm
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