After debuting with 2004’s limited-edition Merge, in 2007 Mark released its acclaimed follow-up New Eye. A riveting, impossibly varied 19-track set, New Eye was accurately hailed as “hyper-eclectic” by National Public Radio – and runs the gamut from fiery rockers to gentle ballads, old-school pop, ambient instrumentals, and percolating techno.

In mid-2013, Mark released The Other New Eye, featuring remasters of some of the top songs from New Eye – plus some extra unreleased tracks…. and he continued recording. 2014 through 2017 brought performances with Mister Kick and Spoonbread… and even more recording. In 2017, he released Born Wired… “I grew up listening to, and loving, all kinds of music… but somewhere in my preteens I got bitten hard by rock ’n’ roll—so I decided to devote a whole album to the little monster.” In 2020, he released Let It Go, an album of recordings that spanned a 13-year period, and featured contributions by Erik Lawrence, Lara Hope and Neil Alexander.