Marble House cover

Marble House

The Knife · 2007

35 min · 6 tracks · electronica

A kaleidoscopic blend of techno beats and haunting vocals creates an immersive sonic landscape.

Why this album works

'Marble House' received significant attention within the electronic music community, notably charting in various dance music charts. Its remixes were well-received and showcased The Knife's ability to engage with other artists, thus solidifying their place in the electronic genre. The song's infectious rhythm and unique sound have since influenced numerous artists in the indie-electronic sphere.
Best for
immersive sonic landscape exploration wave-like pacing with peaks headphone detail hunting experience
Context
In 2007, The Knife was riding the wave of their growing popularity following the success of their critically acclaimed album 'Silent Shout' (2006). 'Marble House' marked a moment of creative expansion as they explored remix culture, showcasing their influence in the electronic music scene. This release highlighted their innovative approach to sound and collaboration.
Stylistic neighbors
Towa Tei· Moby· Jazzanova

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Marble House (radio edit) Standout 3:49
  • 2 Marble House (Davidandrewsitek’s Knifehorse remix) Standout 4:14
  • 3 Marble House (Planningtorock remix) 3:47
  • 4 Marble House (Emperor Machine remix) Standout 9:12
  • 5 Marble House (Rex the Dog remix) 6:36
  • 6 Marble House (Booka Shade remix) 7:51

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