Nikas comments: " As much as we love metal, we love other music, too. The idea of Orbit Culture came to vocalist / rhythm guitarist Niklas Karlson in 2013 whilst working on bedroom demos he quickly formed and early version of the band, which included drummer Markus Bladh.Ĭiting Metallica and Gojira as their main heavy influences, Orbit Culture are band who love to experiment with wide a range of sounds and textures to create something that is fresh but also familiar.
In the deep forests of southern Sweden lies the small town of Eksjö where the band Orbit Culture originate. Watch the video for previous singles here: I think that describes Shaman 's overall vibe." Of course, you’ll get what you expect from us heavy and fast guitars combined with low-tuned drops followed up by singalong choruses with an exotic twist. We want people to be blown away live and the songs on this EP are somewhat constructed for that.
I think that’s the major difference between Nija to Shaman. We want to be a band that's able to run around the stage and engage with the audience, rather than standing in one place and sweating over weird guitar patterns. On the new EP, vocalist and guitarist Niklas Karlsson states: "Shaman has that flow to be executed more in a live setting, which was one of the goals creating it. Swedish metallers Orbit Culture have released 'Strangler', the third single from the band’s new EP, Shaman, out now via Seek and Strike.
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