Orson Throb - Wave After Wave

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Review by Victoria Muller

Wave After Wave by Orson Throb: A Sonic Journey That Sticks With You If you’re into electronic music but haven’t heard Wave After Wave by Orson Throb yet, man, are you missing out. This 2015 gem from Argentina is like one of those albums that sneaks up on you when you least expect it. It’s not flashy or loud—it’s more like a quiet companion for late-night drives or staring at the ceiling while life feels heavy. Released under Temiong Recordings, this ambient-drone masterpiece doesn’t try too hard to impress, which kinda makes it all the more special. The album has two tracks, both named after the title itself: "Wave After Wave (Part I)" and "Part II." At first glance, yeah, maybe it sounds lazy to name them so similarly, but trust me—these pieces don’t need fancy titles. They speak for themselves. Let’s talk about “Wave After Wave (Part I)” because, honestly, it hit me right in the feels. The track starts off slow, almost hesitant, as if it’s unsure whether you’ll stick around long enough to listen. But then—boom—it unfolds into this vast soundscape that feels like floating in an ocean where time doesn’t exist. There’s no beat, no lyrics, just layers upon layers of sound washing over you. It’s not something you’d blast at a party, obviously, but damn does it make you feel alive in its own weird way. Like, I remember putting this on during a particularly rough day last winter, and suddenly everything felt… lighter? Hard to explain, but it was there with me, ya know? Then there’s “Wave After Wave (Part II),” which takes things deeper. Where Part I feels like drifting on calm waters, Part II pulls you under. It’s darker, heavier, almost suffocating—but in the best possible way. Around the eight-minute mark, this low drone kicks in, vibrating through your chest like some kind of ancient hum. It’s haunting, sure, but also comforting, like hearing the heartbeat of the earth itself. Weirdly enough, it reminded me of lying on the floor as a kid, listening to thunder roll in from far away. Something about it just sticks with you. What gets me most about this album is how unapologetically human it feels despite being entirely instrumental. These aren’t just sounds thrown together; they’re crafted with care, like Orson Throb wanted to share a piece of their soul without saying a word. And coming from Argentina—a place known more for tango than ambient music—it’s refreshing to see someone take risks like this. So here’s the thing: If you’re looking for catchy hooks or dancefloor bangers, this ain’t it. But if you want something that lingers in your mind long after the music fades, give Wave After Wave a shot. Honestly, sometimes I think Orson Throb didn’t even mean for anyone to hear this—it feels like eavesdropping on a private moment. Funny how art works like that, huh?

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Artist: Orson Throb
Album: Wave After Wave
Rating: 4.0

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Filename: orson-throb-wave-after-wave.zip
  • MP3 size: 10.8 mb
  • FLAC size: 68.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Wave After Wave (Part I)4:47
Wave After Wave (Part II)16:56

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Catalog Numbers

TMONG025

Labels

Temiong Recordings

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  • 320 kbps

Notes

Recorded during a holliday at Carilo, Argentina at 2014, processed by cassette and some extra FXs.

About Orson Throb

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Wave After Wave* by Orson Throb is this hidden gem from Argentina. It came out in 2015 and falls under ambient and drone electronic music. The entire album is just two tracks—*Wave After Wave (Part I)* and *(Part II)*. It’s like one continuous journey split in half. Released on Temiong Recordings, it’s the kind of music that wraps around you, perfect for deep thinking or just zoning out. Not many people know about it, but those who do seem to really love its atmospheric vibe.