The Mark
theMark is a five piece rock outfit from Boston, MA. Brought together by fate and facing numerous interband fist fights, lineup changes, and haircuts, theMark will rock and then proceed to eat you. theMark's first full length album The Catastrophist was released in July 2004 and they continue to play shows around the east coast and beyond.Hey.. whut up? My name is Brez Edmunds and I'm the lead singer of the band Mudorcs (http://www.soundclick.com/mudorcs/) I listened to your music, and I thought maybe it'd be cool if you guys were interested in doing a collaboration, having me featured in one of your songs, or vise-versa. I work in a studio-type atmosphere with high quality stuff, and I am interested in working on a lighter, but hard hitting song with you guys. Get back to me ASAP @ brenin_edmunds@hotmail.com.
By the way, your music is very good, the bass in it is very enjoyable and some of the best I've heard here on Soundclick in awhile.Glacier
Music is very well written and performed. Lead guitarist is VERY good. No real "guitar solo", but the leads are good enough that it doesn't matter too much (and I just miss the days of guitar solos...). Great builds and over all flow.
Drums are solid. Bass is kind of lacking, but that's kind of typical. No big deal.
Mix is great. Each instrument has it's place and can be heard clearly.
Not sure if I like the vocals themselves or not. A few parts sound a little strained. Probably just not my own personal taste. Don't really care for the lyrics at all. I can't really get "into" them.
Over all, the music is great! Great musicianship. But, the song itself kind of lacks a real "hook". Mostly because of the lyrics. Not really something you'd wanna "sing along to". They just don't grab you and pull you in like they should.
I'll check out the other songs in a bit.
Robert
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Jason
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Fukckin awesome like all of your damned music.