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Returning Home: The Music Of Marnie Weber

    You probably have at least one friend who is completely obsessed with Marnie Weber. Her dark, punk-infused humor and fearless embrace of eccentric feminine power archetypes combine with gut-punch viscerality and a strange beauty that is anything but pretty.

    Acclaimed LA multi-disciplinary artist and musician Marnie Weber collects highlights from a long and storied career on 'Returning Home: The Music of Marnie Weber', a collection of neo-goth art-pop that steers between kankyō ongaku pop songs, noise-rock, and haunted fairytale darkness. The career of Marnie Weber (b. 1959) began with gigs paid in beer at an LA trucker bar in 1977. Her band, Party Boys, formed when Weber was then 19 and had just left home. By the early 80’s, the band began regularly performing at LA’s fabled Al’s Bar, sharing the stage with generational talents that passed over its beer-drenched floors. L7, Beck, Arto Lindsay, Ry Cooder, The Fall, Fear, Hole, Hüsker Dü, Social Distortion, Nirvana, The Residents, Sonic Youth, Urge Overkill, Jesus Lizard, the Misfits, among plenty more, played to audiences that included Bret Easton Ellis, Steve Buscemi, Tommy Lee, Bill Murray, Al Pacino, Sean Penn, and Chloe Sevigny. 

    TRACK LISTING

    1. Tiger, Tiger
    2. Nude In Solitude
    3. Songs Hurt Me
    4. The Ship Song
    5. Moans
    6. The Passionate One
    7. Shanghai My Heart
    8. In The Meadow

    Marnie

    The Hunter Remixed

      THIS IS A RECORD STORE DAY 2014 EXCLUSIVE, LIMITED TO ONE PER PERSON.

      Crepuscule presents a special Record Store Day single by Marnie, the moniker adopted by Ladytron lead singer Helen Marnie for solo projects.
      Issued in a strictly limited edition of just 500 copies on clear vinyl 12-inch to mark Record Store Day on 19 April 2014, The Hunter Remixed features four tracks, including brand new mixes by Stephen Morris of Joy Division/New Order and Scots electronic radicals Roman Nose.

      The extended maxi single also includes the haunting original version of The Hunter from Helen’s debut album, Crystal World, produced by Ladytron bandmate Daniel Hunt, along with a smooth reboot of Sugarland by Berlin-based remixer Mark Reeder.

      Photography by Lisa Devine. Logo Design by Laura Hussey.

      TRACK LISTING

      Side 1:
      1. The Hunter (Album Version) 4.13
      2. The Hunter (Remixed By Roman Nose) 5.43

      Side 2:

      1. The Hunter (Remixed By Stephen Morris) 7.02
      2. Sugarland (Remixed By Mark Reeder) 3.23

      Marnie

      Crystal World

        Crystal World is a glittering electronic pop album by Marnie, the moniker adopted by Ladytron lead singer Helen Marnie for her debut solo project, produced by Daniel Hunt and co-produced by Bardi Johannsson.

        Recorded in Reyjavik, Iceland, in August 2012, Crystal World comprises ten original songs written by Marnie while Ladytron enjoy a temporary sabbatical. Crystal World evokes the collision of two spheres. In the midst of a volcanic electronic landscape, the heart and soul of Marnie merge to create a glacial pop affair. Frequently Marnie laments the sea, itself so suggestive of change and movement, a feeling which ebbs and flows across the record, luring the listener in despite the gathering emotional storm.

        Focus track The Hunter was issued as a download single in May 2013. Hearts On Fire is another dark anthem with a pop chorus that builds until it's close. Venturing further into Crystal World, Submariner is a fragile tale to warm the coldest of hearts, while closing track Gold inspires just the right amount of melancholy, at the same time ending with soaring guitars and synths and an immense feeling of hope.

        The cover design is by Laura Hussey, with photography by Lisa Devine, assisted by Mack Photography.



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