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Mark Eitzel pasó la mayoría de sus años de formación en una familia de militares viajando con ellos por diversas partes del mundo, incluyendo Ohio y el Reino Unido. Sus primeros grupos los formó cuando residía en Columbus, Ohio. Su primera banda se llamaba Cowboys y hacía música punk. Con ella sacó un sencillo en 1980.
Mark Eitzel. Los Angeles, California. As both a solo artist and the front man for enduring cult favourites American Music Club , Mark Eitzel established himself among the truly powerful forces in contemporary music; a hauntingly evocative singer, he earned even greater notoriety for his brilliance as a composer and lyricist energy of punk, the pastoral beauty o folk.
22 de may. de 2001 · The Invisible Man is perhaps his best solo effort yet, and nearly the equal of AMC's greatest triumph, Everclear. Greatness, of course, is a given where Eitzel is involved, but perhaps the most ...
5 de feb. de 2021 · The Eitzel Ordeal - Konk Sessions by Mark Eitzel, released 05 February 2021 1. What The World Holds Together 2. Mission Rock 3. I Love You But You're Dead 4. The Dead Part Of You 5. Why I'm Bullshit 6. We All Have To Find Our Own Way Out 7. Apology For An Accident 8. Costume Characters Face Dangers In The Workplace 9.
3 de feb. de 2017 · http://KEXP.ORG presents Mark Eitzel performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded February 3, 2017.Songs:In My Role as Professional Singer and HamAn AnswerMr...
As the frontman for California sadcore cult heroes American Music Club in the 1980s and '90s, Mark Eitzel penned fragile, self-effacing tales full of beauty and vulnerability and sang them in a deep, passionate voice. When AMC split up in 1994, Eitzel embarked on a prolific solo career that included a duo project with R.E.M.'s Peter Buck.
6 de feb. de 2015 · Mark Eitzel: We wanted to make a record that might sound good on the radio. All of our previous records had sounded pretty small in radio terms. Our pedal steel player Bruce Kaphan was a staff engineer at a large recording studio in East Palo Alto called The Music Annex and the idea was for him to help Tom Mallon make it sound bigger - bigger gear, whatever.
