Deep Heart was released July 6, 2018. Deep Heart by Diane Marie Kloba The seventh and latest release from Diane Marie Kloba is Deep Heart. In some ways, Deep Heart departs from Diane’s recent earlier work: There was no overarching concept to the album. … Continue reading
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Four new tracks produced for an exclusive session on Mark Whitby’s January 2017 show on Dandelion Radio: dandelionradio.com Marked Map: A Dandelion Radio Session by Diane Marie Kloba … Continue reading
Ghost In The Museum was released January 26, 2016. POST-PUNK, AVANT-POP, UNTAMED-ELECTRO SONG POEMS. Ghost in the Museum by Diane Marie Kloba This album is a multi layered rich collection of songs using guitars, synthesizer and drums as the main back drop … Continue reading
These tracks were originally produced for Mark Whitby’s July 2014 show on Dandelion Radio. Dandelion Exclusives by Diane Marie Kloba … Continue reading
Diane Marie Kloba’s fifth solo album titled It Is All an Illusion. It is available worldwide now.The recording continues the sonic exploration of her work and with some return to alternative rock styles, it also introduces a broader use of synthesizer to set … Continue reading
I Am an Unknown Artist is Diane Marie Kloba’s fourth album, released March 8, 2011. I Am an Unknown Artist by Diane Marie Kloba Its musical foundation is built of Diane’s own guitars, vocals and acoustic percussion with occasional contributions from … Continue reading
For You, Stranger was released on august 12, 2008. For You, Stranger by Diane Marie Kloba It marked the start of Diane Marie Kloba’s most overtly experimental effort, intentionally shunning pop conceits, but still keeping the idea of the song as … Continue reading
Messages from the Ionosphere was released May 31, 2005 on Striped Shirt Records. Messages From the Ionosphere by Diane Marie Kloba Messages from the Ionosphere featured some of the bigger guitar sounds that Diane favored before I Kid You Not; there are … Continue reading
I Kid You Not was released on July 1, 2003. I Kid You Not by Diane Marie Kloba It was a lo-fi experiment which blended punk attitude, some sonic experimentation, subtle humor, and even some forays into hip-hop. It was voted … Continue reading
Diane Marie Kloba’s first solo effort, This Is Worth Something was a DIY effort produced under the stage name TAFKAD in 2001 and sold at shows. The CD is out of print, but the tracks are now available for free listening on … Continue reading
Quark was the 1997 album from my band, The Silent Workers.