The Story
Black Marble released their second full-length, It’s Immaterial back in 2016, refining its coldwave and synth-pop foundations into a warmer, more melodic expression of isolation, longing, and quiet resilience.
Guided by Chris Stewart’s unmistakable baritone and a palette of analog synths, pulsing basslines, and minimalist rhythms, the album feels simultaneously nostalgic and forward-leaning.
Its songs drift between shadowy introspection and subtle hope, creating a cinematic atmosphere that’s both intimate and hypnotic.
With It’s Immaterial, Black Marble deepened its signature sound, offering a collection that resonates like a faded memory—soft, hazy, and endlessly replayable.
"Melodies twist inward and out of the comfort zone, but never overstep their
boundaries or demand extra attention they don’t deserve.
The fragments that have been found, from beginning to end, click and fall into place almost effortlessly.
It’s surprising how nothing feels forced." - Drowned in Sound
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Description
Black Marble released their second full-length, It’s Immaterial back in 2016, refining its coldwave and synth-pop foundations into a warmer, more melodic expression of isolation, longing, and quiet resilience.
Guided by Chris Stewart’s unmistakable baritone and a palette of analog synths, pulsing basslines, and minimalist rhythms, the album feels simultaneously nostalgic and forward-leaning.
Its songs drift between shadowy introspection and subtle hope, creating a cinematic atmosphere that’s both intimate and hypnotic.
With It’s Immaterial, Black Marble deepened its signature sound, offering a collection that resonates like a faded memory—soft, hazy, and endlessly replayable.
"Melodies twist inward and out of the comfort zone, but never overstep their
boundaries or demand extra attention they don’t deserve.
The fragments that have been found, from beginning to end, click and fall into place almost effortlessly.
It’s surprising how nothing feels forced." - Drowned in Sound
