marley carroll » idm

New Release: Our Chimes / Our Piano Digital 12″

marley — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 17:38:56 +0000

Our Chimes / Our Piano is a brand-new two-track digital 12″ from Marley Carroll. These songs expand on the organic house dynamic that Carroll explored with his remix of Emancipator’s “Bury Them Bones.” These are purely instrumental tracks with slowly-developing themes, where little gestures go a long way. This release will appeal to fans of Four Tet, Gold Panda, and The Field.

Our Chimes / Our Piano is available FREE on November 1, 2011 from Autonomous Music. Get it HERE!

Our Chimes by Marley Carroll
Our Piano by Marley Carroll

Selected : Stephan Bodzin

marley — Sun, 30 May 2010 02:24:48 +0000

Stephan Bodzin.

Stephan Bodzin is an experimental electronic artist and minimal techno producer from Bremen, Germany. He started a label called HERZBLUT, and in 2007 released a full-length album called Liebe Ist.

My fascination with minimal house and techno is all so new, but it continues to grow daily. Especially when I encounter tracks like this.

Stephan Bodzin – Vendetta

Music Video : Bjork – It’s In Our Hands (Marley Carroll Remix)

marley — Tue, 25 May 2010 23:48:06 +0000

New companion music video for Marley’s remix of Björk’s “It’s In Our Hands,” which appears on The Remixes.

Last Chance To Download Melanaster For Free

marley — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 23:44:57 +0000

As part of the transition into the new phase of the Melanaster project, I am retracting the free download of the album more than year after it was made available online.

Here’s your last chance to download the album for free (well, at least officially):

Selected : Clark

marley — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 21:24:28 +0000

Clark.

Chris Clark records for Warp Records, the paragon of modern IDM and glitch music. I’ve been following him since 2003, when he released “Empty the Bones of You,” and since then his style has gotten progressively idiosyncratic, to the point where his signature sound can’t be mistaken for anyone else. It’s so ingrained, in fact, that if you don’t really like this music (as I do), it can be tough to get on board.

Finding your own voice can be challenging, especially in electronic music, where so much content is recycled. Some artists take their signature sound through little evolutionary steps but stay instantly recognizable (Boards of Canada), while some artists become album-hopping chameleons, taking on different personae from work to work (Squarepusher, Luke Vibert).

Clark’s new album, Totems Flare, came out last week. Click for album sampler + more.

Clark – Future Daniel