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See: London electronic duo Labyrinth Ear release video for ‘Marble Eyes’

  • September 14, 2014
  • Jim F
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London electronic duo Labyrinth Ear are gearing up to the release of their debut album The Orchard Room on 22nd September by releasing a new video for the standout track on the long player, Marble Eyes.
 
The track is slow moving, soaked in echo and with this faintly eastern texture to it, the piano dribbling these scale passages over the top of the ethereal vocal line and the general electronic hue that flickers in and out of focus. Things clear briefly for the verses but its still this misty blurred view, the beats and melodies obscured. Despite that, and due mainly down to the snatches of melodies, it’s still very beautiful.
 
Check out the similarly mysterious and fairy tale like video, here
 

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