Rockshots Records - Symphonic Metal MARBLE's First Single “Theater Is My Essence” Off New Album “T.I.M.E.” Out Nov 2024

After the excellent reception of the previous album 'S.A.V.E.', whose lyrics were centered on the deadly sins and theological virtues, the Italian melodic metal band MARBLE returns to the scene with a new, even more, compact and more ambitious album, the third seal of the band from Mortara (North Italy). ’T.I.M.E.’ revolves around female characters in the history of Western theatre, marking the time in the stylistic evolution of stage performances, starting with the ancient Greek tragedy of Euripides, passing through the British theatre of William Shakespeare, to the Russian social revolution of Anton Čechov, and on to the modern American theatre of Samuel Beckett.

The sextet, with an unchanged lineup and still led by the voice of Eleonora Travaglino, exploits the singer's years of experience as a theatre actress, bringing to the compositions a heartfelt and dense interpretation that also makes use of important guests such as Ivan Adami (Stranger Vision) on "The Jester Duplicity", Clode (Tethra) who offers his growl on "Heliosyncrasy" and "Theater Is My Essence", and finally an entire choir for "Smile In Decay".

The alternations between tight blast beats and melodic openings are the hallmark of Marble's sound, focusing on the album 'T.I.M.E.' on vocal arrangements and melodic interlocks between guitars and keyboards. The album was produced by the band itself and mixed by Marco Zanibelli (Myriads Lights) at SunDowner Studio and stunning cover artwork by Greek artist Giannis Nakos of Remedy Art Design (Kamelot, Evergrey, Amaranthe, Suffocation etc.).

"We are proud to present 'T.I.M.E.', an album that for us means a leap forward in the composition of music and lyrics. The connection of the songs linked by the thread of theatre is a special concept and we are sure it will hit the mark with some really powerful tracks. Eleonora's multiple vocal lines are set over a powerful rhythmic base, reminiscent of names such as Nevermore and Evergrey, perfectly set against articulate guitar solos and keyboard arrangements that fill out the sound, all set to Norman Ceriotti's fast and precise drumming." adds the band.

Today, the band presents their first single, “Theater Is My Essence”, which is the song that creates the acronym of the album title. It is a very rhythmic song with a heavy guitar sound but with a symphonic and piano arrangement that adds depth to the piece. Eleonora sings about her relationship with the theater, as she has also been an actress for a very long time, how the theater has been her lifeline and escape route and has allowed her to finally be herself wearing the masks of the characters on stage. The growls performed on the track are by guest Clode of the doom metal band Tethra.

Let the curtain rise and immerse yourself in MARBLE’s music.

Listen to “Theater Is My Essence” at the following links:

Music Video - https://youtu.be/XnhMWxwjpyM

Digital - https://lnk.to/MG4bMr

"T.I.M.E." is due out on November 8th, 2024 from Rockshots Records and is available for pre-order at https://shop.rockshots.eu/en/cd/6947-marble-time.html

Track Listing:
1. Through The Veil
2. The Jester Duplicity
3. The Sleepless King
4. Face of Deceit
5. Aftermath
6. Voice Of Awareness
7. The Garden Of Despair
8. Heliosyncrasy
9. Smile In Decay
10. Theater Is My Essence

MARBLE - T.I.M.E. Credits
ELEONORA TRAVAGLINO – Vocals
PAUL BERETTA - Lead Guitars
OMAR GORNATI – Guitars
JACOPO MARCHESI – Keyboards
DANIEL FLEBA – Bass
NORMAN CERIOTTI - Drums

guest appearances:
IVAN ADAMI - male vocals on “The Jester Duplicity”
CLODE TETHRA - growling vocals on “Heliosyncrasy” and “Theater Is My Essence”
GRUPPO VOCALE “CALLIRIDE” - vocal ensemble on “Smile In Decay”
DAVID MELLER - Voice Actor in “Through The Veil”
MARTA COMEGLIO - theatrical and lyrics consulting

“T.I.M.E.” was recorded by Daniel Fleba
Drums track recorded by Norman Ceriotti
Mixed and mastered by Marco Zanibelli at SunDowner studio
Executive Producer Mark Fleba
all songs written and arranged by Marble
Photography by Daniele Piedinovi, Andrea Perfumo e Mauro Bastianel
Album Artwork by Giannis Nakos at Remedy Art Design

More info: https://www.rockshots.eu | https://www.marbleheavymetal.com

“MARBLE spielen versiert und sind um Abwechslung sehr bemüht, insbesondere wenn es harscher wird brechen die Italiener auch mal aus dem typischen Melodic Metal aus.” - Metal.de

"La band ha una proposta musicale interessante, che percorre la strada delle sonorità moderne ma senza mai rinunciare alla melodia, pensate a una commistione tra metal melodico e rock moderno che in alcuni passaggi musicali ricorre a elementi progressive." - Loudandproud.it

"Sonorità accattivanti e moderne, che rivelano gusto compositivo e conoscenza del genere per una produzione potente e una pièce strumentale davvero rocciosa;" - Heavymetalwebzine.it

"an irrepressible mix of heavy guitar riffs, powerful aggressiveness, amazing guitar solos, surprising keyboard harmonies and original technical rhythms by Paul Beretta and Omar Gornati on the guitars, Jacopo Marchesi on keyboards, Daniel Fleba on bass and Norman Ceriotti on drums, blended with frontwoman Eleonora Travaglino’s breathtaking, catchy melodies and epic choruses" - The Headbanging Moose

"i Marble hanno fatto un lavoro pulito, con le sue peculiarità e personalità abbastanza chiare. Si sentono chiaramente le loro radici e chi li ha ispirati, tuttavia propongono una musica discretamente articolata e ragionata, non scritta in cinque minuti insomma.Consigliati a chi ama sonorità oscure, ma comunque potenti e dirette." - Metalwave.it

"Melodic songs alternate with progressive ones. In addition, there are excursions into the extreme metal area. This should appeal to a wide audience." - Metalheads Forever Magazine

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