Put on your headphones, lose track of time and let yourself be guided by Black Marble and the hazy compositions gathered on his second album — which must be listened to over and over again, to understand its scope. Synthesizer lines and bewitching guitars accompany Chris Stewart’s impassive vocals. Ultimately, It’s Immaterial offers a host of earworms, and the New York duo continues to conquer coldwave territory.
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