Orange Bicycle was a British psychedelic pop band that pedaled onto the music scene during the late 1960s and early 1970s, striving to gain traction in a period rich with cultural and musical experimentation. The group was known for its mellow and harmonious sound, which echoed the psych-pop sentiments of the era, often infusing their music with a whimsical, sunny-side-up vibe that distinctly marked their style. They navigated the musical landscape with a blend of original compositions and cover songs, the latter of which often featured imaginative reinterpretations that set them apart from other acts covering the same material.

Their self-titled album "Orange Bicycle" stands as a testimony to their work, showcasing the quintessential elements of their music. The band experienced moderate success and enjoyed a cult-like following, which has been revitalized in recent years through the release of their music to a new generation of listeners. The "The Orange Bicycle Deluxe Version" offers a comprehensive look at their music, enriched with extra tracks that paint a fuller picture of their artistic journey. Despite not achieving the dizzying heights of stardom, sessions like "Tony Brandon Session [16th July 1969]", "Dave Cash Session [7th January 1970]", "Dave Cash Session [1st October 1969]", and "Terry Wogan Session [6th April 1970]" recorded for popular radio shows of their time, bear witness to a band that found joy in the creative process and sought to share that joy with their audience. Orange Bicycle remains a cherished gem for enthusiasts of the psychedelic pop genre and continues to ride through the annals of British pop music history.

Genres

Classic Psychedelic Rock

Freakbeat

Latest Release

The Orange Bicycle Deluxe Version

Orange Bicycle

Album - 18 Tracks - Released April 27, 2015