Brooklyn indie quartet Marble House began as a bedroom recording project of songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist Gabe Friedman.
In time, it blossomed beyond his bedroom walls into a bigger and better outfit marked by genre-bending rock that is influenced by bands like The Strokes?
indie band that takes musical cues from a range of influences.
This is evident on the band’s chugging, pumping new single, “Heartbeat.” The track blazes with a heartbeat rhythm, superb guitar playing, confident vocals and a strut and swagger that makes this track impossible to forget and one that you want to play again and again. We’ve probably played it half a dozen times on the cafe speakers and people LOVE it.
“Heartbeat” is an amazing rock song – one of the best DIY rock tracks we’ve heard this year. We don’t say that lightly.
Marble House isn’t just putting out the standard fare rock track; rather, they are pushing the envelope; upping the ante; raising their game.
This is true right from the get-go. Previously the band released a series of other singles off of their impressive 2018 debut E.P, Demons.
Marble House’s origins date back to 2017 when Friedman met guitarist Nicole Pettigrew online, and after hitting it off through a series of collaborations, they brought on Pettigrew’s friend Danny Irizarry to play drums and Javier Vela to take on the bass and keyboards.
Driven to create a new sonic world all their own, the four band members meld spectacular guitar work with well-honed percussions and sweeping synths with a benchmark ratio that is guitar-driven rock.
The band rehearsed and worked on the songs for their E.P. for a year before they felt they were ready to take on the demanding and competitive Brooklyn live music circuit and have gained respect and followers in the local scene.
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