Italy’s symphonic metal outfit Marble has shared a new single, entitled “The Jester Duplicity”, taken from the band’s forthcoming album ‘T.I.M.E.‘, whose release is set on November 8th via Rockshots Records.
‘The Jester Duplicity‘ features Stranger Vision‘s singer Ivan Adami and is accompanied by a lyric video.
Stream/download the song on the main digital streaming platforms – here
Pre-order the new album ‘T.I.M.E.‘ on the label’s shop – here
The song ‘The Jester Duplicity‘ is the fastest one on the entire album, alternating blast beats with extremely harmonious refrains, while in the verses the broken rhythms of guitar, bass and drums weigh down the sound in full Marble style.
The lyrics are based on the southern Italian medieval poem “Rosa Fresca Aulentissima” by Cielo d’Alcamo. The date of composition is between 1231 and 1250, in medieval Sicily. The work is a dialogue, a contrast between a suitor (enterprising and resolute), played by a court jester, and a woman who, at first, flaunts towards him an attitude of sufficient superiority but then yields to the flattery of the suitor. The band maintained the contrast between the lady and the jester thanks to guest singer Ivan Adami, whose scratchy, melodic timbre perfectly complemented Eleonora’s choruses.
The lyric video was created by Canadian artist Emerson Tanaka (Ancient Machine, and Motion graphics designer).
Let the curtain rise and immerse yourself in Marble‘s music. This new album represents a leap forward in both music and lyrics for the band. Expect a dynamic blend of tight blast beats and melodic openings with vocal arrangements and melodic interlocks between guitars and keyboards defining Marble‘s signature sound.
‘T.I.M.E.‘ is produced by the band and mixed by Marco Zanibelli (Myriads Lights) at SunDowner Studio, featuring stunning cover artwork by Greek artist Giannis Nakos of Remedy Art Design (Kamelot, Evergrey, Amaranthe, Suffocation, etc.).
Line-up:
Eleonora Travaglino – Vocals
Paul Beretta – Lead Guitars
Omar Gornati – Guitars
Jacopo Marchesi – Keyboards
Daniel Fleba – Bass
Norman Ceriotti – Drums
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