Sep 1st, 2021
We are delighted to announce that Marconi Union return with their new album, Signals, to be released digitally and on CD on 5th November via our sister label Just Music, with vinyl LPs released 10th December.
It is the latest addition to their highly acclaimed discography. Despite having released twelve albums in the last eighteen years, they continue to experiment and push boundaries.
‘In some respects Signals is a more traditional songwriting album than anything we’ve done before, but it draws on the same techniques we’ve used on our previous albums.’
Signals combines synthetic textures with organic sound, and merges the familiar with the unknown, transporting the listener deep into their imagination. The one-word title is both mysterious and evocative, suggesting a multitude of images that range from high-tech electronic messaging to ghostly abandoned radio stations and even that most basic level of human expression, body language.
Includes Limited Edition Exclusives:
Silver vinyl with additional 4 track CD through the Dinked stores (UK)
Crystal clear vinyl through all good Indie stores
Signals | Marconi Union | New Album
Marconi UnionSep 1st, 2021
We are delighted to announce that Marconi Union return with their new album, Signals, to be released digitally and on CD on 5th November via our sister label Just Music, with vinyl LPs released 10th December.
We are delighted to announce that Marconi Union return with their new album, Signals, to be released digitally and on CD on 5th November via our sister label Just Music, with vinyl LPs released 10th December.
The End Is Just The Beginning | New Digitonal Single & Video
DigitonalOct 16th, 2020
The End Is Just The Beginning is the fourth and final single from the forthcoming album, Set The Weather Fair.
The End Is Just The Beginning is the fourth and final single from the forthcoming album, Set The Weather Fair.
Orion | New Digitonal Single and Video
DigitonalOct 9th, 2020
‘Orion’ is the new single from Digitonal’s upcoming new album, Set The Weather Fair, due for release on 23rd October 2020
‘Orion’ is the new single from Digitonal’s upcoming new album, Set The Weather Fair, due for release on 23rd October 2020
Sentences | New Digitonal Single + Video
DigitonalSep 11th, 2020
The second single from Digitonal’s much anticipated third studio album, ‘Set the Weather Fair’.
The second single from Digitonal’s much anticipated third studio album, ‘Set the Weather Fair’.
Set The Weather Fair | New Digitonal Album
DigitonalAug 7th, 2020
“Set The Weather Fair is wordless music, but a narrative remains. It reflects the swell at Sizewell beach on a cold January morning, the landscape of North-Eastern Slovenia, the hope in new beginnings and seeking perspective within the vastness of the night sky. It is a record about changeability, permanence and the importance of creating things, big and small, artistic and human.” Andrew Dobson
“Set The Weather Fair is wordless music, but a narrative remains. It reflects the swell at Sizewell beach on a cold January morning, the landscape of North-Eastern Slovenia, the hope in new beginnings and seeking perspective within the vastness of the night sky. It is a record about changeability, permanence and the importance of creating things, big and small, artistic and human.” Andrew Dobson
The Dance’s Pattern | New Digitonal Single
DigitonalAug 6th, 2020
“The Dance’s Pattern is titled after a line from Auden. It reflects both the intricate unfolding of the polyrhythmic patterns in the tune but also the emotional corkscrew that the creative process often is. This was about Dom and I working around each other’s creative process, but more importantly how we felt about the act of creation which was vastly different and a complex emotional landscape to navigate.”
“The Dance’s Pattern is titled after a line from Auden. It reflects both the intricate unfolding of the polyrhythmic patterns in the tune but also the emotional corkscrew that the creative process often is. This was about Dom and I working around each other’s creative process, but more importantly how we felt about the act of creation which was vastly different and a complex emotional landscape to navigate.”