Eight years since their last album (and 22 years since their first), you can still spot an Orbital tune from the first four bars. Such is “New France,” the latest off the band’s upcoming ninth full-length, Wonky. Even guest vocalist Zola Jesus sounds sampled straight from the duo’s early records. Not to say the brothers Hartnoll haven’t evolved…OK, really they haven’t. But who wants Orbital to change when their patented ringing synths still make the hairs on your arm stand up.

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