Orangefield (song)

"Orangefield" is a song by the Northern Irish alternative rock band Therapy?. It was released as a single in 1994 from their album Troublegum.

The song is characterized by its heavy, distorted guitars, driving rhythm section, and singer Andy Cairns' distinctive vocals. Lyrically, "Orangefield" deals with themes of alienation, social commentary, and personal struggle, common throughout Therapy?'s discography. The title refers to the Orangefield area of Belfast, Northern Ireland, adding a layer of local context and potential interpretation related to the Troubles.

"Orangefield" became one of Therapy?'s most successful and recognizable songs, achieving significant airplay and helping to solidify their position within the alternative rock scene of the mid-1990s. It remains a popular track among fans and is frequently included in their live performances. The song's aggressive energy and memorable hooks contributed to its enduring appeal.