Биография

“Orange Culture has corralled a raw, rebellious spirit since the [band] formed in 2019…” writes Elise McCue in the Roanoke Times. That spirit is no more evident than on their new record, Fever of 1721, an antidote to a more recent pandemic by the genre-defying rockers. 
 On Fever, the Roanoke Valley rockers harness all their punk, psychedelic, and classic influences into a potent cocktail of DIY alternative rock. On so many stellar tracks, OC unleashes their signature tempo shifts and crescendos which infuse their songs and live shows with infectious excitement. 
 Orange Culture has seen it’s share of line-up changes in the last few years amongst a homegrown roster of young talent. But Landon Carder anchors the band with his experience and versatility on both OCCO and Fever of 1721, first on bass, and most recently taking over on guitar. And founder/lyricist/lead vocalist, Griffin Boucher, (also half of the indie alt duo graybles.) who started OC when he was 16, has been the constant since Orange Culture’s inception. Boucher, who also produces, crafts meaningful stories and sings them with a passionate, original voice, capturing today’s youth with equal doses of heartbreak and humor. 
 With that raw, rebellious spirit, Orange Culture is a throwback to a time when rock shook the world with something important to say…and may yet again.