Mark Harrington released a number of independent solo (cassette) recordings in the late 80s, and 5 CDs (albums) since 1993: Capricorn Flakes, Trash Icon, Alter, Shutting Down, and Starting Up. 

The immediacy of the guitar-driven "alt-pop/rock" is preserved despite the use of electronics. Mark's voice has drawn comparisons to early David Bowie, and Peter Murphy (see reviews), while the lyrics maintain a quirky sense of humour. Mark Harrington has recorded 2 cover songs that have gotten some attention: a cover of Gary Numan's Cars (on Trash Icon), and David Bowie's Changes (on Rubbernekkerz: 33 1/3rd).

In 2006, Mark released the first music from his alter-ego: Rubbernekkerz. The textured music places greater emphasis on mood, often with minor chords and mathcing sounds. It has ‘dark-wave’ influences, yet has a similar sound to the ‘solo’ work.

In the late 1980s, Mark played in the electronic rock trio Heik and the Shakes. Subsequently, he co-founded the Toronto Experimental Artists artist-run cassette label with filmmaker Ed Sinclair in 1988. Mark Harrington also formerly served as the Canadian correspondent for )ism(, a chapbook & writing distribution network. He has written bios and press kits for other musicians, and has been described as a "perennial and voluntary outsider".

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In 2013, Darryl McCarty released his solo album: The Speed Of Light.  The success of that album ignited a spark within Darryl and spawned the need for a band which would become known as The Stereo Division.

After a couple of years of writing and playing together, in 2016 the newly-formed group released their first album, Love Is In Motion.  A collection of 12 songs that long-time followers of Darryl’s work will recognize as a significant musical progression in his song writing.

“I wanted to do something different,” explains Darryl, “and I couldn’t be happier with how that album turned out.”

Then in 2018, the band released Signs which, from the addition of synths to the highly personal lyrics, is engaging both musically and lyrically and is easily the band’s most mature body of work to date.

Having shared the stage with the likes of Andy Stochansky, Greg Keelor (of Blue Rodeo) and Repartee, as well as having had numerous TV placements, The Stereo Division are poised to become one of Canada's next indie darlings.

The Stereo Division are Darryl McCarty on guitar/lead vocals, Marc Teghrarian on guitar/backing vocals, Tam Duong on bass, and Brad McNeil on drums.

Hey.... I got a lot of great songs in the pile. Hope to produce a good number of them in the next decade or so. Maybe have some fun along the way.

Composing songs and singing in the band called RAYZ; jamming around the world

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