I
have been thinking of The Orion Correlation as Hammy Havoc, but Hammy Havoc
does multiple things, and The Orion Correlation is the musical side. I am
including links for both to be more complete.
The
Orion Correlation plays crossover electronic rock. Beats are catchy. The tracks
are not strictly instrumental, but when there are words they tend to be simple
and not the main focus.
I
generally enjoyed listening. My favorite track was probably “Horns Of A Heart”,
but the Divine Debris EP covers a
fair range of sounds and plays well together.
There
is also another EP featured on Soundcloud, Asplosion.
While there are only two tracks, both are versions of something you have heard
before. “When You’re Gone” is okay, but his version of “Moonlight Sonata” is
one of those rare tracks that makes me want to commit violence. (It did not
help that it was almost thirteen minutes long.)
I
don’t love the original version, as I feel it hovers between boring and
grating, but the electronic components really amplify the grating. I did listen
to it my customary three times, and it never grew on me. So, if you love the
original, it might be worth checking that track out, but otherwise I strongly
recommend skipping it.
If
you like electronica, you will probably really enjoy Divine Debris, and should check it out. It is available on Spotify
as well.
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