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Jesse Malin & The St. Marks Social

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Data di uscita:: 1 gen 2009
Etichetta: Side One/Dummy Recordings
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Informazioni generali

  • Genere: Folk / Punk / Rock

    Posizione NYC, New York, Un

    Visualizzazioni profilo: 949238

    Ultimo accesso: 23/08/2011

    Iscritto dal 01/01/2005

    Sito Web http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vd3d3Lmplc3NlbWFsaW4uY29t

    Etichetta Side One Dummy Records

    Tipo di etichetta Indie

  • Biografia

    After three critically acclaimed solo records, dozens of world tours and TV appearances, Jesse Malin found himself back in New York City questioning his next move. From his days fronting seminal hardcore trio Heart Attack and infamous glam punks D Generation, then seven years on the road as a solo artist, Malin had cultivated a devout fan base. He'd shared stages with everyone from The White Stripes to Counting Crows, The Hold Steady to Lucinda Williams, but felt like he was losing the plot. Malin contemplated going back to school, becoming a standup comedian or a Las Vegas wedding DJ, and even started work on a documentary film about DC hardcore Rastafarians The Bad Brains. For over a year he didn�t play or record. When asked by a Hollywood screenwriter to pen songs for a film about author J.D. Salinger, Malin � a fan of Catcher in the Rye and other Salinger works � traveled to Cornish, NH hoping to speak to the famous recluse. In typical punk-rock fashion, instead of getting the interview, Malin landed at the local precinct for trespassing and was released only after the cops watched his video duet with Bruce Springsteen for "Broken Radio" on YouTube and were convinced he was just a writer doing research. Though he never met Salinger (who passed away this past January), Malin made the most of the experience by writing "The Archer" and "Lonely at Heart" two songs that would make him want to work again and become the basis for his new album. Over the summer of 2009, in the basement of Avenue A watering hole Hi- Fi, the songs came forth. Malin, with impresario Don DiLego, drummer Randy Schrager, guitarist Matt Hogan, and bassist/DJ Tommy USA, worked with his newly formed band to bash out an album's worth of gritty anthems, and The St. Marks Social was born. A solid band, but one with an open door to Malin's community of musician friends - longtime partner in crime Ryan Adams, pop singer Mandy Moore, fellow label mate Brian Fallon, and former bandmates from D Generation Howie Pyro and Danny Sage - the Social is a group effort to keep the P.M.A. Says Malin, "To me, rock 'n' roll is an exorcism that begins every night when the sun goes down, the music starts playing, and the spirits start flowing. It helps to say things in public over dirty microphones. It's a way to spit out the poison." When Jesse met producer Ted Hutt (Lucero, Flogging Molly, The Gaslight Anthem) one drunken night at a local bar, their talk of making a record fast, loose, and raw, was the beginning of Hutt�s quest to create a record that would encompass Malin's roots and evolution from hardcore thrasher to punk/folk singer-songwriter. The album's basic tracks were laid in three days at Greenpoint, Brooklyn�s Mission Studios, and the rest at Sonic Youth's Think Tank Studios in Hoboken, NJ. Filled with the characters Malin does best�messengers and misanthropes, hipsters and hypocrites�and as always, his constant themes of redemption, nightlife, heartbreak, and survival, LOVE IT TO LIFE sentiment taken from a ticket stub Joe Strummer autographed for Jesse was built with desperate optimism that shouts in gang vocals that no matter how bad it gets, you're never alone. LOVE IT TO LIFE was released on April 27, 2010. For booking inquiries, please contact: US Deborah Toscano / Devil Dolls Booking - deborah@devildollsbooking.com, UK & Europe Steve Zapp / ITB - steve@itb.co.uk
  • Iscritti

    Jesse Malin - Vocals/Guitar, Todd Youth - Guitar/Vocals, Johnny Martin - Bass, Ty Smith - Drums, Derek Cruz - Keyboard/Piano/Percussion
  • Influenze

    Humphrey Bogart, Bad Brains, Lenny Bruce, Graham Parker, Elton John, John Cassavettes, Jeff Tweedy, Sam Cooke, Al Pacino, Martin Scorcese, Tennessee Williams, Motorhead, The Replacements, Gary Floyd, The Dickies, The Dead Kennedys, The Uncle Floyd Show, The Honeymooners, The Ramones, Johnny Thunders, Martin Luther King Jr, Bob Dylan, John Belushi, Cheap Trick, Tennessee Tuxedo, The Jam, Ike and Tina Turner, Smokey Robinson, Detroit Cobra's, Carol King, Ryan Adams, Billy Bragg, Buddy Holly, B.A.D, Counting Crows, Elvis Costello, Fleetwood Mac, The Ronnettes, Ramones, Bob Marley and The Wailers, Tom Waits, The Kinks, Blondie, NY Dolls, Frank Sinatra, Woody Allen, Underdog, Emma Goldman, Steve Earle, The Sex Pistols
  • È simile

    "Back to his hard-riffing best, a literate rock n'roller to the tips of his Cuban heels. The genuine article in an age dominated by phonies." **** (4 stars) - Q Magazine "From Heart Attack, his ’80s hardcore punk band, to his glam-punk act, D Generation, to his current incarnation as a rough, whiskey-bar-slaying solo artist, Malin should probably be in the autumn of his musical life. But instead, he just recorded the best album of his career." - PASTE "Malin has never sounded better. " **** (4 stars) - Alternative Press "A singer/songwriter reborn - punchy and at once forlorn, ultimately doing what he does best." **** (4 stars) - Mojo "Love It to Life is Malin at his most vital, writing and singing the best material of his career thus far." - ..All Music Guide "There isn't a dud or wasted moment on the succinct, 10-song Love It to Life. That's a triumph that Johnnie, Joanie, and even Springsteen would certainly admire." - Popmatters "A full-blooded rock revival taking inspiration from a motley cast of characters seeking fun times in Manhattan." **** (4 stars) - The Mirror UK "Few combine garage rock energy with a troubadour sensitivity better than Malin." - Uncut "Passionate, well-executed...Malin's back and having fun." **** (4 stars) - Punknews.org "Tenacious, resilient and always striving to do better, Malin is firmly in the pocket and writing songs that demand wider attention." - Absolutepunk.net "The best band he's ever put together. A masterful punk-rock serenade." - Kansas City Free Press "A return to form has been achieved. Grade: A" - Campus Circle "With The St. Mark Social backing him up, Malin seems to have found the balance to successfully walk the line." - Daily Titan Love It to Life is a smart, heartfelt rock album that recalls Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and former collaborator [Ryan] Adams." - Billboard

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