Orange Black, a Belgian indie rock group from Kontich, formed in 1994 when its founding members were fifteen years old. The band’s initial breakthrough came with the 1997 release of It’s Electric, followed by Bright Lights in 1999. In 2002, they released Morning Notes, after which guitarist Aldo Struyf left to join Millionaire, and the lineup expanded with Mathias Onzia and Nico Jacobs. The group’s track "We’ve Lost Gravity" appeared on Duyster List 2003, while "Alaska" and "Dream Team" were featured on Belpop compilations of 1998 and 2000, respectively. Orange Black performed at festivals such as Pukkelpop before disbanding in 2002. Former member Dieter Sermeus later founded The Go Find.
