You are currently reading about Frightened Rabbit. They are a band who live in Glasgow and have done for some time. They record in bedrooms, cupboards and kitchens. Anyone can be in Frightened Rabbit. 

They have played some live shows in this city, but want to meet people from other cities, in order that they can come and blow into tubes when they play live. Lets keep pop music alive by getting it out of that dress and into a sweater.

'Recorded Songs' EP out now: https://atlanti.cr/recordedsongs

2017 tour dates on sale here: http://smarturl.it/FRShows

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Mark Ciani has spent over 25 years as a songwriter/producer in the New York City music scene.  Four years ago, Mark embarked on a solo project that has resulted in four albums.  Critically acclaimed, Mark has been called "a sure hand with misdirection and revealing detail; he knows exactly how to bring a character alive and how to fill a song to its corners with charisma and intrigue."

Starting off as a songwriter and keyboardist for punk ska band Freaks from the Apocalypse in the 1990s, Mark established himself as a dynamic performer and compelling writer.  In a scene infamous for its adherence to genre conventions, the Freaks were heralded for their capacity to push punk ska to new places, in no small part due to Mark's writing and performances.  In the 2000s, Mark started a career as a lawyer, but maintained a presence as a songwriter and producer.  Beginning in 2012, Mark played keyboards, and wrote and produced for various projects, each released under a different moniker, including Stone Mountain Station's Electric Silence, The Alternative Facts' Don't Worry, Babe, Model Citizen's The Next Life, and Crane Kick's Midlife Crisis.
 

In 2022, Mark wrote, produced, played keyboard and--new for him--assumed lead singer duties on his first project under his own name, the two albums titled King of Death and King of Death Returns.  Those albums feature a collective 20 tracks, ranging from Beatles-era pastiche, to Bowie-era art rock, to the guitar bands of 90s and 00s indie rock.  Linked by Mark's voice and the frequent use of string and horn quartets, the albums are cohesive, yet massive in scope and ambition.  

On perhaps the darkest, yet poppiest album of his career, Mark expanded the King of Death sound to new heights on his next album, 2023's Sad Robot.  Featuring 12 songs about the futility of ambition and free will, and about the surprising, tragic and dark aspects of love, Mark takes the band through a cycle of songs, both cinematic and intimate at the same time.  

In 2025, Mark released his newest album, The Catacombs.  The Catacombs is lyrical meditation, told through various character portraits, of various ways, both circumstantial and self-inflicting, that we sabotage the hope of a peaceful existence.  With trusted collaborator and three-time Grammy winning engineer and co-producer, Fernando Lodeiro, and a band largely comprised of long-time collaborators Kirk Schoenherr, Grant Zubritsky, Jon Smith, and Jeni Magana, the album is a gripping listen--sonically adventurous, lyrically moving, and a triumph of an album.

Our first music video ''Brachium'' is released on our Youtube page.
Check it.
⇒https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8s_hmNJUIE

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E-mail：icecream01417@gmail.com

This album is one-half of a music-text experience. The music is here; the text is at www.mikemonsoon.com. Collectively, they form a psychedelic, horror-tinged, time-traveling musical puzzle that tells the story of a man facing a reality-shattering question: If you could go back and change things, would you…or did you? The more you listen, the more you read, the more you discover. Come and explore the joy–and occasional horror–of creativity.
 
Reviews:
 
“In a cultural moment when attention spans are among the scarcest of natural resources, Mike Monsoon's Song Journal doesn't just demand your focus — it earns it … However it is that you're drawn into this storytelling matrix, the Song Journal keeps you hooked as you jump from chapter to song, year to year, clue to clue. It's an ingenious package of narrative elements ...” --Neil Janowitz, Editor, Vulture.com
 
“Captivates with sly winks and homages to classic rock operas. The songs vacillate between straight-ahead, 3-minute verse/chorus/bridge pop and more adventurous compositions that use imaginative arrangements in service of longer and more complex narratives … shades of Queen, The Beach Boys, Pink Floyd, The Clash, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, The Who, Phish, and The Flaming Lips ... rife with intriguing layers … the fun is putting the pieces together." -- Lorne Berman, Rolling Stone
 
“An oasis of great songwriting and unique production work woven into a concept record that is truly unforgettable.” -- Mike White, founder, MPG Music Production School

Free your mind and your ass will follow.
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Singer songwriter from South East England. My Albums "Beauty and Sorrow" (2015) and "The Twilight Sessions" (2013) out now on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify etc  

Influences include Dylan, The Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Fleetwood Mac, Noah and the Whale, Laura Marling, Damien Rice, The Magic Numbers, The Leisure Society, Fleet Foxes...

Singer, Guitarist and professional Music Producer

Listen, enjoy, and comment away!


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