Artist's albums
Engine of Hell Live at Roadburn
2023 · album
Razor's Edge (Live at Roadburn 2022)
2023 · single
Night
2022 · single
Orpheus Looking Back
2022 · single
Pump Organ Song
2022 · single
Engine of Hell
2021 · album
Blooms of Oblivion
2021 · single
Return
2021 · single
Anhedonia
2021 · single
The Helm of Sorrow
2021 · EP
Hollywood
2020 · single
May Our Chambers Be Full
2020 · album
The Valley
2020 · single
Ancestral Recall
2020 · single
Staying Power
2020 · single
On Dark Horses
2018 · album
Light Song
2018 · single
Darkhorse (Edit)
2018 · single
Fever Dreams
2018 · single
The Time Between Us - Split
2017 · EP
The Distance
2017 · single
Marked for Death
2016 · album
Real Big Sky
2016 · single
Protection
2016 · single
Marked for Death
2016 · single
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Biography
Emma Ruth Rundle has always been a multifaceted musician, equally capable of dreamy abstraction (as heard on her debut album Electric Guitar: One), maximalist textural explorations (see her work in Marriages, Red Sparowes, Nocturnes or collaborations with Chelsea Wolfe and Thou), and the classic acoustic guitar singer-songwriter tradition (exemplified by Some Heavy Ocean). But on her last album Engine of Hell, Rundle focuses on an instrument that she left behind in her early twenties when she began playing in bands: the piano. In combination with her voice, the piano playing on Engine of Hell creates a kind of intimacy, as if we’re sitting beside Rundle on the bench, or perhaps even playing the songs ourselves. Sonically she captures the imperfection and the vulnerability of humanity.