While most fans know Chris Davids and Liam Ivory as the duo behind Maribou State and singles like “Native”, “Mask”, and “The Clown”, the two artists shared a love for music long before gaining fame.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In late 2021, Davids began suffering from debilitating headaches and was often struck down with crippling pain. He was eventually ...

After hitting its 100th release, what began as the Fabric Series — mixes by DJs and producers that often reflected their live set lists — has evolved into Fabric Presents, a continuation of the iconic ...

The electronic duo will perform at the Victoria Park festival on Saturday June 20, alongside a full line-up that will be revealed at a later date. Speaking about their headline slot, Maribou State ...

When artists hibernate in the woodshed, by choice or otherwise, hype can die down just as easily as drawn-out anticipation can be sustained. It was a case of the latter for Maribou State. The ...

Six years after Kingdoms in Colour cemented their place as one of the UK’s most soulful and forward-thinking electronic acts, Maribou State released their long-awaited third album, Hallucinating Love, ...

When things get dark, sometimes the only option is to make your own light. That’s exactly what British electronic duo Maribou State did with Hallucinating Love (released January 31), their first ...

Maribou State have announced the release of their first new album in more than six years, ‘Hallucinating Love’, due to arrive in January 2025. The new 10-track album marks their third to date, ...

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Maribou State are “pressing pause” on their joint project due to ongoing health issues suffered by the duo’s Chris Davids, they announced yesterday. The duo explained on Instagram that they will no ...

Producers Chris Davids and Liam Ivory are from a small British village, which might be why their work as Maribou State retains a sense of the natural. Their cover art for debut album Portraits looks ...

The warehouse was destroyed and turned into an office building, but it's legacy lives on in the hearts of London's artists and musicians. By Kat Bein In 1990s London, rave was king of the night, and ...