MARSHEAUX SafeTonight_CDFollowing the huge success of their DEPECHE MODE covers album ‘A Broken Frame’ in 2015, MARSHEAUX make their highly anticipated return with their first self-penned material since 2013’s ‘Inhale’.

Sunny but succinct, Marianthi Melitsi and Sophie Sarigiannidou have launched their fifth studio album ‘Ath.Lon’ with a single entitled ‘Safe Tonight’.

As well as an extended version, the bundle also contains remixes by FOTONOVELA and NIKONN.

A spectacular video for ‘Safe Tonight’ filmed in Valencia, Spain has now been unleashed. With high production values, it’s like a Mediterranean take on a Nordic Noir drama while in an enigmatic cameo, MARSHEAUX themselves exude that classy sophistication which is omnipresent in their appealing synthpop.

Sparkling, punchy and melodic, ‘Safe Tonight’ is the first fruit of a new found confidence in the MARSHEAUX camp. This has come as a result of the varied international environments they have experienced from increased touring and in Marianthi’s case, a relocation to the city of London.

After the mixed reception for ‘Inhale’ in 2013, ‘Ath.Lon’ is undoubtedly a return to form, with that MARSHEAUX trademark wispiness now blended in with a subtle tone of aggression. The album is released by Undo Records on 16th June 2016.


‘Safe Tonight’ is available as a download bundle or  a 4 track CD single in a card slipcase from
http://www.undorecords.bigcartel.com/product/cdun61-marsheaux-safe-tonight-cd-single

TEC004 Flyer - May 2016MARSHEAUX headline TEC004 on SATURDAY 5TH NOVEMBER 2016 at Epic Studios, 114 Magdalen Street, Norwich, Norfolk NR3 1JD with KID KASIO + RODNEY CROMWELL also appearing.

Tickets are £16 in advance, £20 at the door – available direct from the box office on 01603 727727 or online at
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/248712

The TEC004 Facebook event page can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/events/1737916166452621/

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Text by Chi Ming Lai
TEC004 Artwork by Mark Walker @ MNW Visual Communications
2nd June 2016