Mark Southeron by Mark Southeron Mark Southeron : Mark Southeron.
 Led zeppelin meets underworld.

On this album by Mark Southeron, you'll find a blend of electronica, hard edged guitar, blended with classic psychadelic rock touches from influences such as Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Voca credit: Ted Mulry, Brett Lee and Pixie (the blue babies). Guitar credit: "Going South" and "Knocking the Top off" by John Hamilton (the blue babies)
Songs:

1. Pain and Sick Activity
2. Faces in the Street
3. Going South
4. Knocking the Top Off
5. Nude Experience
6. Rub it in
7. Ted's Axe Mix
8. What you say

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Release date: 3/30/2011
Mark Southeron lives in Sydney Australia

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Electronica

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