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The Canadian trio hails from Hamilton, Ontario and consists of Brad Germain (vocals, guitar), Ryan Tweedle(bass, vocals), and Adam Knickle (drums). After a great deal of success and airplay following their first independent self titled release, the trio hit the road on an international tour. Their second studio album was released in Canada in August of 2006 and is entitled [i/]Watch Your Candles, Watch Your Knives[i/] .

There are currently four bands charting as The Marbles: 1.) The Marbles were typical one-hit wonders because "Only One Woman" became their one and only major hit. It reached Number 5 in the UK singles chart in November 1968. Their second single "The Walls Fell Down" became a flop, and reached only Number 28 in the same charts. By 1969 the Marbles had split. 2.) The second Marbles were a mid-'70s NYC Pre-Punk/Power Pop/"Skinny Tie New Wave" quartet, now noted as one of the "lost bands" of the CBGBs/Max's Kansas City scene. They released their first single in 1976 (Red...

Moqui Marbles is a hip hop group from Hamburg, Germany. .

Children's songs for adults. That's how Knight Berman Jr once described the music he writes and records as the Marble Tea, but it doesn't tell the full story. Grown-up topics like hiding from the law, excruciating ennui, and impotence have all found their way into songs in some fashion or another, and his affirmation that "I haven't met a child yet that I could sit and have a smoke with" further distances us from that original statement. Berman's I'm Batman EP was selected as CD of the Year for 2004 at IndepenDisc.com, and three of his recordings were featured in...

Marble is a new dance label launched by Para One, Surkin and Bobmo. These three began sharing recording space less than a year ago, and soon spent some time jamming and producing together. Surkin and Bobmo already had their High Powered Boys project, but this new unit, christened Marble Players, is a bit more hardware-oriented and involves multiple analog/digital mutations. A typical day in the studio would be Bobmo coming up with a vocal digital sample, then Para replaying it on his SP12, then giving it back to Surkin so he can add his own Reason-based beats – you get...