AC30 in the United States. During this time EO also recorded 6 albums, 3 EP's, 5 singles, and 9 full-length compilation albums to accompany the albums and EP's, “clocking up 15 years at the coalface of indiedom” with a prolific "collection of superb three-minute pop bursts...." 2010–present In 2010 Echo Orbiter released their ninth Studio album, Euphonicmontage. The album’s experimental nature mixed a range of influences from writer Ayn Rand to The Flaming Lips. The album was recorded to reflect the same Cubist style of Picasso’s paintings in music form and was described as “an innovative landmark in the world of indie rock.” In 2010 EO also appeared on Sick of the Radio’s New Wave Moons: R. Stevie Moore Tribute along with Ariel Pink and XTC’s Dave Gregory, and represented the United States on Indiecater Record's Fast Forward compilation for the FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Working along with Green Light Go Publicity to promote Euphonicmontage, Echo Orbiter played their first show in 9 years at Johnny Brenda’s in Philadelphia with Joe Jack Talcum of The Dead Milkmen on September 18, 2010, 9 years to the day of their last show, and were highlighted as a Cover Story in the Music Issue of the Philadelphia City Paper. They followed up the year with More Batteries, an EP recorded entirely on a hacked iPhone. In 2012, EO appeared along with artists including Sean Lennon, Matt Pond, Cornershop, Elf Power, and Ra Ra Riot in Rock Torch Volume One, a book of artists on artists, and released a free EP called Aerosol Power, which was recorded in a cabin in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania during the winter of 2011 on a four-track reel-to-reel. Discography Albums A Moment In Life That’s Right (1998), LGW Laughing All The While (2000), LGW On A Deranged Holiday (2001), LGW Left Here Alone; Smiling (2002), LGW Qu’est-ce Pour Nous (2003), LGW Soundscapes, Vol. 1 (2004), LGW Orphan Kids Withdrawn Out Of This Comedy (2008), LGW Soundscapes, Vol. 2 (2009), LGW Euphonicmontage (2010), LGW EPs The Khyber Passed (2004), LGW The Time Of Ghosts And Clouds (2006), LGW The Lost Generation And The Golden Age Of Mysteries (2007), LGW More Batteries (2011), LGW Aerosol Power (2012), LGW Luftwaffe Over London (2013), LGW Singles “Lost In The Light” (2001), (split 45 with Calvin, Don't Jump!) Perhaps Transparent Records “Sail The Cabin’s Creek” (2002), LGW “I Hope It’s