Video for "New Years Day" from The Truth Can Be Brutal:
The Unloved playing "Gimme Shelter" by the Rolling Stones on 6/12/2008 at the Middle East in Cambridge, MA:
The Unloved are: Jason Messina - drums
Steve Young - guitar Mike Savitkas - bass and backing vocals
Brittany Gray - vocals
Dewey - Beer Drinker
Alumni:
Jeff Morris - lead guitar
Influences
Some of the bands I’m into - not that we sound like any of these: Springsteen, Bright Eyes, Elliott Smith, R.E.M., The Replacements, Paul Westerberg, The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers, Against Me, The Black Crowes, The Falcon, Death & Taxes, Chris Cornell, Far From Finished, Gimme Danger, Tim Barry, Death Cab for Cutie, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, U2, Rod Stewart, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Buckcherry, Guns N’ Roses, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Rise Against, Foo Fighters, Wilco, Oasis, Angels & Airwaves, Ben Kweller, Pete Yorn, Ben Harper, American Steel, Dustin Kensrue, Ryan Adams, Pantera, Metallica, Down, Elton John, The Faces, The Loved Ones, Lucero, Rancid, The Police, Saves the Day, Strike Anywhere, US Bombs, Turbonegro and tons more
Mark Lind & The Unloved are a rock n’ roll band from Boston, MA.
Mark Lind returns for his third full-length solo album, this time with some new faces in the Unloved. Accompanied by longtime friend Jay Messina on drums and Mike Savitkas on bass the band is now rounded out with Steve Young (Confront) on guitar and Brittany Gray accompanying on vocals.
The new album, Homeward Bound, is eight tracks that vary in their influences, but are a departure from the sounds of Death or Jail, Compulsive F—k Up and The Truth Can be Brutal. The songs are faster and more similar to the Sinner & Saints Sky is Falling and showcases a new depth to the vocals with layered harmonies. Homeward Bound will not disappoint anyone who loved the rougher edge of Sinner & Saints but also enjoyed the more refined sounds on Three Chords and the Truth. The album is already available through the Lind merch store and will be released by Stateline Records to more mainstream distribution channels on November 18, 2009.
CD's featuring M.Lind songs:
Other CD's I've contributed parts or performances to - you know, backing vocals or bass or whatever:
I added this map in December 2007. So it doesn't account for the first 90,000 visitors but it will add you as you come back for additional visits.
mark u need to never stop making music! Ducky boys to this and everything in between was fucking awesome... too bad im not 12 anymore following dirty water around everywhere
Thanks again for having us on the Anchor's Up & Brickhouse shows! We had a blast and hope we can share the stage with you again sometime! You guys KILLED it last night, Spectacular! Love & kisses DRAGO
I'm SO glad to see the Ducky Boys are playing a Boston show in September! I'm moving back in a few weeks, so I'll be there. And I'll come to an Unloved show soon, too!
hey man i did not know you liked bright eyes, they are pretty sick. Connor Oberist has to be one of the best writers in music. But yeah can't wait for anything new from you and venture on down to connecticut i would deffinitly rally a bunch of brutal mother fuckers to come see you.
Ummmm, so in case you didn't happen to notice the rather large shit eating grin on my face during your set, I just wanted to say that it was pretty awesome. You guys played a bunch of my favorite songs. Thanks :)
Online Now!
