The Orange Humble Band, an alternative rock band from Sydney, Australia, was formed in early 1995 by Darryl Mather on guitar. The group initially included Anthony Bautovich and Mitch Easter on vocals, along with Ken Stringfellow on lead vocals. Their debut album, Assorted Creams, was released in 1997, featuring chiming guitars and 1960s melodies. The band's first single, "Apple Green Slice Cut", followed in 1998, alongside the extended play Down in Your Dreams (1999). Their second album, Humblin' (Across America), was released in 2000 with a line-up that included Jody Stephens and Jamie Hoover. The band disbanded later that year but reformed in March 2012. Their third album, Depressing Beauty, was released in 2015, featuring collaborations with Dwight Twilley, Jon Auer, Dave Smith, and Rick Steff.