Orgy is in the middle of hot water after the band reportedly used backing tracks obviously during its recent performance.
Videos of Orgy's set at the Sick New World Festival in Las Vegas scored attention for the wrong reason, as the attendees and viewers noticed the band's obvious use of backing tracks despite being a controversial topic in the music industry.
Orgy Criticized For Using Backing Tracks
The public called out Orgy and its Sick New World performance as they accused the band of using the tracks superficially.
They commented on one fan-taken video, with some pointing out that the backing tracks became more obvious around the 10:27 frame.
After learning about it, they criticized the band and said that they should not have used them in the first place.
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Among the comments on YouTube also included the viewers pointing out the band's flaws despite having pre-recorded tracks.
One said, "I was there. Horrible set. And at the end when I thought they can make it better with playing Blue Monday, the moron jumps off the stage and gets fans to sing in the mic for him. I said to myself how are they one of the first bands to be playing and it made sense lol."
"I was hyped to hear what orgy sounds like after all these years and it's 90% backing tracks!!" another wrote. "Sh*t is sad."
Orgy became the latest music act to be hit by backing vocals and track controversy. Meanwhile, several musicians have since broken their silences over the issue, with comments from Falling in Reverse's Ronnie Radke, Sebastian Bach, and Corey Taylor sharing their thoughts about the use of backing vocal tracks during live shows.
The band is yet to address the issue after the festival.
Orgy's New Music
Months before the recent issue, Orgy graced the industry with its new goth anthem, "Empty."
Upon the release, Jay Gordon expressed his excitement about being able to release new tracks for Orgy. He also pledged everyone to share more of them in the next coming months or years.
"As we move toward a new direction musically speaking, I wanted to put a track out that has a bit of that signature Orgy sound, and hint at what's coming next," he continued. "Hope everyone will see the big picture and enjoy this track called 'Empty' about being drained from always trying to make everyone happy."
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