THU · 8:00pm
Black Marble
Thursday, September 3 at Slowdown, Omaha
About
Black Marble at Slowdown brings Chris Stewart’s cold-wave and synth-pop project to Omaha, with Public Circuit and Hair Person also on the bill. The event is set for Slowdown’s Front Room, matching the intimate scale of music built from stark electronics, melodic restraint, and post-punk textures. It’s a focused lineup for listeners drawn to moody synth work, minimal rhythms, and left-of-the-dial electronic music.
Who's playing
Black Marble is the long-running project of Chris Stewart, whose work has been tied to cold wave, synth-pop, and early synthwave influences. The Omaha bill also includes Public Circuit, an NYC electronic band, and Hair Person, an Omaha electronic duo made up of Sara Bertuldo and Erin Feichtinger.
What to expect
Expect Black Marble’s signature mix of cool-toned electronics, understated vocals, and rhythm-forward arrangements. Recent Sacred Bones material from Life in Small Spaces points toward a leaner palette with more guitar, live drum samples, and introspective songwriting alongside the project’s established synth-pop framework.
Why go
This Slowdown show gives Omaha a compact, cohesive electronic lineup: a touring synth-pop headliner, an NYC electronic act, and a local duo whose sound centers on immersive soundscapes and pulsing rhythms. For fans of minimal synth, cold wave, and post-punk-adjacent electronic music, Black Marble fits naturally in the Front Room setting.
Where
Slowdown · 729 N. 14th Street · Omaha NEOpen in Maps