Black Marble - It's Immaterial (10th Anniversary Ed.) LP garage without Davis’ consent

without Davis’ consent

creating a fantastic slice of darkness tinged punk with doses of pop and new wave without compromising anything that made them the great punk band that they had become

The ‘Balls never ended up recording it

and melody strike the perfect balance between masculine and feminine energy - take that Piet Mondrian

Black Marble - It's Immaterial (10th Anniversary Ed.) LP garage without Davis’ consentReleased in 2016, Its Immaterial found Black Marble refining its coldwave and synth pop foundations into a warmer, more melodic expression of isolation, longing, and quiet resilience. Guided by Chris Stewarts 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