New album. Out 6 November on Harbourside Tapes.
Low Tide Radio
Marlo Quinn's second record. Eight tracks made between midnight and 4am in a flat above Belfast harbour, with the window open.
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Five of the eight
Previews of the tracks that are finished being argued about. The other three you'll hear on the night.
Live in November
About Marlo
Marlo Quinn grew up in Bangor, County Down, playing piano at her granny's and taping the shipping forecast off the radio. She makes music at night because that's when the flat goes quiet and the harbour gets loud.
Her first album, Ferry Hours, came out in 2023 and got played on late night radio across Ireland and the UK. She still works three days a week as a sound engineer at a theatre, and uses its leftover cable for everything.
“Music for the walk home when you don't want to go home yet.”
Northern Wireless
“Quinn makes a broken drum machine sound like weather.”
Static Fade zine
“The best Belfast record about insomnia since, well, ever.”
Harbour FM, late show
Get the record
Orange vinyl, 500 copies, pressed in Belfast. Comes with a printed lyric sheet (there are only four lines of lyrics on the whole album, so it's mostly drawings) and a download code.
- Orange vinyl LP
- £24
- Cassette, hand dubbed
- £9
- Digital album
- £7
Letters from the harbour
An email about once a month. Demos before anyone else hears them, ticket links a day early, and what I'm listening to at 3am.
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