Kurt Angle Sings Sexy Boy

My Phrases Songs Do Not Make Sense

The Volcano Wore Sunglasses

RoadRunner  (Hollywood Mix)

Chains of Quiet

Ivan Mihaljevic - vocals
Tony Bartosiewicz - Guitars
Mark Terranova - Bass
Mark Kosacek - Drums
Luke Lakeman - Keyboards

Written by Lou Gramm and Mick Jones, originally performed by Foreigner

Jukebox Hero (Foreigner cover)

WWE 2K18 Snoop Dogg Roster Rap Trailer

The Architect (Single Version)

Queen And King Of Smaller Things

Young bucks 5th ROH theme war of nerves(with terminator and superkick party intro)

Take Control

Bring The Rukus

Facedown

Mile Marker Zero was formed in 2005 when brothers Dave Alley (vocals) and drummer Doug
Alley (drums), alongside childhood friend Mark Focarile (keyboards) and original bassist Tim Rykoski met guitarist John Tuohy at Western Connecticut State University. They released their debut EP, The Haunted in 2006, and began to captivate audiences as they were seen performing alongside the likes of Porcupine Tree, Underoath, Spock’s Beard, and Devil Wears Prada.

Having created a buzz on the Northeastern prog circuit, the band returned to the studio to
record their self-titled, full-length debut Mile Marker Zero in 2009, and were the first-ever unsigned artist to be featured in the popular Harmonix/MTV Games video game series, RockBand.

As time progressed, MMZ continued to make several notable live appearances, including shows alongside Periphery, Scale the Summit, Nothing More, Adrenaline Mob, Fair to Midland, and more. In 2014, the band released the electrifying Young Rust EP, which was lauded as “a must-listen for fans of commercial progressive music” (Metal Insider) and saw the band receive the award for “Best Band (Connecticut)” at the 2016 New England Music Awards.

In 2017, Bassist Jaco Lindito joined the band and produced The Fifth Row, a concept album released in March of 2018. The narrative of the album is focused on the exponential growth of Artificial Intelligence, and its effects on humanity. The lead-off single, “The Architect” was even featured in the acclaimed “NASCAR Heat 4” video game. The Fifth Row has received rave reviews including:
 “The Fifth Row is remarkably confident, meticulously mapped out, and ceaselessly interesting, making it the band’s crowning achievement thus far and one of the first great genre albums of 2018".
-Jordan Blum
RebelNoise.com
4.5/5 stars
“This album acts as a summative exemplar of what traditional prog rock is, encompassing the very best elements born from the genre.”
-Tyler Caldas
ItDjents.com 
10/10 stars

Following the release of The Fifth Row, MMZ appeared as the opener for Riverside at RoSfest 2019 in Sarasota, Florida and later performed at New Jersey Proghouse. As the 2020 COVID pandemic descended, the band pivoted from additional live performances to virtual festivals, including the Uncancelled Music Festival, Prog from Home, and Progstock 2020.  In between concerts, MMZ created the “Hour Zero” podcast, talking with notable guests including Marco Minnemann, Randy McStine, Harry Waters and more.  

As 2021 starts a new chapter in MMZ history, the band released a live album that they recorded during the quarantine entitled, “Live and Confined”, on April 2.