We are delighted to share the news that Marconi Union’s new album, Dead Air, is to be released on 29th November 2019.
“Marconi Union are amongst today’s most talented musicians” – Sunday Times
The new album will offer ample evidence of a band in its prime. Marconi Union still sound vital and original, enthused by the possibilities that music has to offer. “We’ve never wanted to repeat ourselves,” states Talbot. “We’ve made ten albums and have been going for 17 years, but it still feels fresh. That’s been so important for us all the way through. We’re looking to do new things all the time.”
Marconi Union’s career began in 2002, when Talbot and Crossley first met in Manchester. Starting with the following year’s Under Wires And Searchlights, they’ve created an explorative body of instrumental work that’s shifted between electronica, dub, minimalism, avant-jazz and ambient music. Along the way they’ve collaborated with the likes of Jah Wobble, remixed Max Richter and Vök and provided soundtracks for art installations and other visual media. They’ve also had their own music remixed by Biosphere and Japan’s Steve Jansen, among others.
“Marconi Union have always excelled at the creation of a sonic space in which to shelter” – The Quietus
Marconi Union’s ‘Weightless’, the world’s most relaxing track, is now on Atmos-supported platforms.
We are delighted to announce that Marconi Union’s seminal 7th studio album Weightless (Ambient Transmissions Vol 2) is now available for the first time on both black and dark green 180gm vinyl.
Marconi Union feature on Ambient Layers Vol. II, released today, with their track Inland Borders.
The new Marconi Union single, Inland Borders, is out now on 7k records.
A Live Connection is the first full-length filmed concert performance in Marconi Union’s 20-year history.
Marcon Union will play live on 4th March 2023 at commonground, Coventry.
Sam Thomas’ first single from the Isamaya Ffrench collaboration album.