When monsters are loose in a darkening world, we need monsters of our own to fight back. After a barnstorming live reunion which saw them play to ecstatic audiences across Europe throughout 2017 Britain?s giants of electronic music Orbital are back for good with new music and an upgrade of the legendary live show. Their first new album in five years - the one even fans wondered if they?d ever hear - ?Monsters Exist? is out now. PRAISE "We're really excited about this. The masters return" Mixmag "Fantastically trippy" Electronic Sound "Legendary" Consequence Of Sound 'Solid, complex and hugely rewarding' Uncut 'Up there with their very best.? Drowned in Sound "'Tiny Foldable Cities' has classic Orbital written all over it, but remains fresh in this ever-changing landscape" Magnetic Mag 'Orbital, the most emotionally and aesthetically maximalist of electronic musicians, are back, and I'm delighted.' The Quietus 'They've managed to work within dance music's current vogue, without abandoning their patented crest-to-the-big-release style.' Pitchfork TOUR 8 date AU and NZ tour on sale for late Feb / early March Glastonbury confirmed for 2019 Full European and North American tour and festival run TBA HIGHLIGHTS Bonafide dance music legends, headlined festivals the world over Nine studio albums. ?Monsters Exist? charted at 11 in the UK Two A-List Records at 6 Music, live sessions and interviews + Album Of The Day Live performance at BBC Biggest Weekend broadcast on BBC4 Press support: Pitchfork, Mixmag, Sunday Times, Uncut, Consequence Of Sound, The Quietus, Uncut, RA & NME Their first new album in five years - the one even fans wondered if they?d ever hear - called ?Monsters Exist? is out September 14. ?Monsters Exist? is a more classically structured Orbital album than their previous release ?Wonky?, drawing inspiration from the international political landscape all the way back from Paul and Phil?s pre-rave squat-punk roots right up to the volatile tensions and erratic rhetoric of today.