Orpheus was an American rock band that emerged during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Known for their harmonious blending of folk, pop, and psychedelic rock, the band was led by singer-songwriter Bruce Arnold and achieved modest success with hits like "Can't Find the Time." Their style was characterized by intricate vocal harmonies and a gentle, melodic sound, which distinguished them in the era's music scene. Their influence in the development of soft rock and their contribution to the "Bosstown Sound" movement mark their significance in music history.