Marianne Nowottny

NEW CD RELEASE

Marianne Nowottny and Her All American Band

Studio Recordings 2008-2018

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Marianne Nowottny and the Sensorium Saxophone Orchestra

Tomorrow Never Knows/Strawberry Fields Forever

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Honey In A Goldmine ~ New E.P.!

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Marzanna is the Tex-Mex brainchild of eclectic musician Marianne Nowottny. Originally released in a limited edition CDR of 50 copies on the U.K. Siren Wire recordings.

It's her first completely solo project since her early bedroom recordings.

CD~R available.

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This recording and all of Marianne Nowottny and Abaton Book Company recordings are available from CD Baby.

New CD with poet Barry Schwabsky!

A Voice Hears You From Mysterious Places

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Divine Cantos now on CD

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The Soundtrack to Kung Fu Kitty

"Yes, you can stop fretting: the wait is over. There’s finally been a version of the Biblical story of Exodus enacted by cats. Kung Fu Kitty, the film and book (available separately to the CD), is one of the reasons why I love the small presses and their cinematic wing, the shoestring-budget short film. It’s heartfelt, cheap and eccentric, and about as niche as they come. But what shouldn’t be kept niche is the subtle, complex soundtrack by Marianne Nowottny. This lady has been making excellent – and hugely varied – albums for years, including 2002’s carnivalesque Illusions Of The Sun and the more recent pop-orientated What Is She Doing?. Here, Nowottny blends a grassy outdoor feel with music-box simplicity and twangy Eastern strings to produce a genuinely atmospheric record that works even more effectively outside the film. For fans of Colleen or Laurie Anderson, as well as those who appreciate Bjork’s avant-garde tics." Jeanette Leech SHINDIG! Magazine