Title: Marble (Fanatic Crisis album)
Content:  Marble is the second EP by Japanese rock band Fanatic Crisis. It was released by the independent label Noir on November 25, 1996. The first edition was housed in a plastic sleeve containing a box showing fake prescription pills which say, "Now, you must look for some more stimulants."
Title: Marble (band)
Content:  marble is a Japanese musical duo, originally named The Student's and formed in 1999. The members, Micco and Tatsuya Kikuchi, met and became friends while they were both enrolled in music school. Kikuchi was the main musical support for Micco at that time, who was acting as a solo artist. As they got to know each other better, they decided that they could both make better music if they performed together, and formed The Student's. After getting signed to Warner Music Group's indie label in 1999, they had two releases, but got increasingly more involved in production for other artists and gradually did less and less of their own activities. However, the urge to write and 
Title: Leigh Marble
Content:  familial constraints have prevented cross country jaunts in support of his music, Marble has continued to perform around the northwest as both a troubadour and leader of a small ensemble, and he's now primarily concentrating upon broadening the dimensions of his solo act. Similarly, he has augmented the role of videos as a means of communicating with an increasingly far flung fanbase. Despite his current focus – work has reportedly begun on a yet-untitled project of unknown scope – Marble still helms the occasional re-mix of local artists, and he's expressed interest in surrendering production duties of the forthcoming album for the first time.
Title: Leigh Marble
Content:  Now that Marble had built a fanbase around Portland through playing live shows at diverse venues, he began tinkering with the traditional folk troubadour blueprint – bringing along a drummer and, in time, an organist. The occasional trio had an ever larger list of material to work through, and, on October 23, 2007, he released sophomore album Red Tornado. Another self-produced album recorded from within his home studio, critics compared the expansive roots-flavored collection to Gomez (band) and Explosions in the Sky. Over the previous decade, Marble had earned a reputation in the studio for his work remixing a variety of local and international artists including Jared Mees, Swallows, Pay 
Title: Marble (band)
Content: Micco (みっこ) - vocals, lyrics, and occasional composition. ; Tatsuya Kikuchi (菊池 達也) - acoustic guitar, bass guitar, composition and arrangement. 
Title: Black Marble
Content:  Black Marble is an American music project formed in 2011 in Brooklyn, New York. It is led by electronic musician Chris Stewart and formerly featured Ty Kube of Team Robespierre.
Title: Leigh Marble
Content:  split single Anticipation et Denouement. As Marble continued to develop his reputation as a live performer, the artist's burgeoning catalog of original songs had grown as well. However, aside from that split single, he hadn't released any new material since Hit The Ceiling – a cassette-only collection of early solo material recorded during Marble's senior year at Brown and produced by Dave Auchenbach, formerly of 90s indie legends Small Factory, that earned critical comparison to Vic Chestnutt. Finally, on November 7, 2004, Marble put out his debut full length CD Peep through his own Laughing Stock Records imprint. Recorded in his "Fishboy Studios" basement with the aid of drummer Scott Garvey, Marble produced and arranged the twelve tracks himself with Jeff Stuart Saltzman (Grails (band), The Standard (band)) and John Fischbach (Stevie Wonder, Carole King) responsible for mixing and mastering, respectively.
Title: Black Marble
Content:  Black Marble began in March 2011, officially releasing their debut EP on Hardly Art titled Weight Against the Door in 2012. Also in 2012, Black Marble released its first full-length album on Hardly Art titled A Different Arrangement. These works were described as "throwbacks to the cold-wave genre" by Leo Neufeld of the Miami New Times. In early 2016 Chris Stewart decided to relocate to Los Angeles, California, while Ty Kube decided to stay in Brooklyn, New York, so since that time Black Marble became a solo project of Chris Stewart, with some session live musicians at some concerts (for the first time since relocating to LA Chris' frind Oliver helped him on live concerts). In 2016, Black Marble released its second full-length album, titled It's Immaterial. It was 
Title: Leigh Marble
Content:  Neill), and Matt Harmon and Kali Giaritta (of the Ascetic Junkies) for instrumental backing. The combination of rich musical textures and grimly personal subject matter led to Marble's strongest notices yet. Where The Knives Meet Between The Rows was selected as one of the year's ten best albums by influential web-based indie bazaar CD Baby. Reviewers compared the "bluesy noir ambience" to Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, and Lou Reed. However, with the return of his partner's cancer shortly before the album's April 24, 2012 release (and soon after the birth of their daughter), he once again was forced to abandon plans for extensive touring. 
Title: The Marble Index
Content:  The Marble Index is the second solo album and third studio album by German musician Nico, which was released in November 1968 on Elektra Records. The avant-garde sound introduced in the album—a stark contrast with her folk pop debut, Chelsea Girl—was the result of the combination of Nico's droning harmonium and somber vocals, and producer John Cale's musical arrangements, which were inspired by modern European classical music. Nico envisioned the release as an attempt to get artistic legitimacy, thus also drastically changing the looks that had initially made her famous as a fashion model. Although The Marble Index was largely unnoticed when it was released, it has achieved acclaim from music critics over time. Nico's unprecedented sound and personal style—both recognised for their tenebrous quality—are considered an influence on several artists. Most notably, they served as a musical and visual prototype for the 1980 gothic rock scene. Nico and Cale continued working together, releasing two more studio albums in the same vein—Desertshore (1970) and The End... (1974)—which are now considered parts of a trilogy.

Question: What genre is Marble?
Answer: pop music.
pop.
Pop.