Marked Men: On The Other Side
Marked Men: On The Other Side
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Marked Men
Label: Dirtnap Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 0881970015511
Genre: Rock
On The Other Side collects all non-album tracks released by The Marked Men, originally released in the period between 2003 and 2010 on labels such as Dirtnap, Swami, No Idea, Shit Sandwich, and Mortville, plus two never-before-heard unreleased tracks from deep in the vault.It's hard to believe that it's been close to fifteen years since Dirtnap first released a Marked Men record. Since then, the label has done close to twenty releases by the band member's various bands (Marked Men, Radioactivity, High Tension Wires, Potential Johns, Mind Spiders). Counting the releases Mark Ryan and / or Jeff Burke have had a hand in recording, that number goes even higher. It's a relationship that continues to this day; if there is / has been a "flagship band" for the label, Marked Men and their various offshoots are it. Although they continue to play a handful of shows each year, the band hasn't released any new material since 2009 (the last album came out in 2008), and they have no plans to do so, so this compilation is as close to a new album as one is going to get. The band's affinity for fast, choppy power chords and manic energy is in evidence here, as the band stretches it's legs throughout these solid closing credits and shows why they were one of the leaders of a sound that has never gone (or will go) out of style.
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