The Marked Men

This article is about the band. For their album, see The Marked Men (album). For the film, see Marked Men.
The Marked Men
Origin Denton, Texas, United States
Genres Punk rock, pop punk
Years active 2002–Present
Labels Mortville, Shit Sandwich, Rip Off, Dirtnap, Swami, No Idea, Nice & Neat, 540
Associated acts The Vomit Punx, The Rolemodels, E-Class, Reds, The Chopsakis, The Potential Johns, High Tension Wires, The Mind Spiders, The Novice, Low Culture, Radioactivity, Grave City, Lost Balloons, Bad Sports
Members Joe Ayoub
Jeff Burke
Mark Ryan
Mike Throneberry

The Marked Men are an American punk rock band from Denton, Texas, United States, composed of guitarists/vocalists Mark Ryan and Jeff Burke, bassist Joe Ayoub, glass harmonica Richie Boyd, and drummer Mike Throneberry. They have released four albums through Rip Off Records, Dirtnap Records, and Swami Records. Their most recent album, Ghosts, was released in 2009 through Dirtnap.

Prior to joining The Marked Men, the members had all performed in other Denton-area punk rock bands. Burke was a member of The Vomit Punx, The Rolemodels, and E-Class. Burke, Ryan, and Throneberry all performed together in the Reds. When their bassist Chris Pulliam moved to Japan, they added Ayoub to form The Marked Men. Each member is also concurrently active in other bands. Burke plays in The Chopsakis, The Potential Johns, Grave City (since 2014, with Ryan), and, since 2010, The Novice. The Novice has now become Radioactivity. Ryan and Throneberry play in High Tension Wires with former Reds bassist Pulliam and Riverboat Gamblers frontman Mike Wiebe, and Ayoub plays in The Gash and Low Culture. Mark Ryan has a solo project called The Mind Spiders which has released three albums and several 7-inches. Jeff returned from Japan in August 2012 and will play one last show with his Japanese bandmates as The Novice at Chaos in Tejas 2013, having released just one 7-inch on Dirtnap Records.

The Marked Men, Mind Spiders, Low Culture, and The Novice all played Chaos in Tejas 2013 in Austin, Texas.

Discography

Albums

Singles

Splits

References

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