Mark Tiarra is the lead guitarists for Answer Infinity and his solo record is foray into a range of styles from modern hard rock . djent, through his jazz fusion and early blues influences.
My heartfelt thanks go out to so many people that I can’t mention them all, but there are a few who were in and around this project that I would like to give a special thanks to:
My best bud and Answer Infinity band-mate, A.J. His opinions and producer-minded input are just the beginning of the value he has brought to the music contained herein.
My other band-mates, Jason, Greg, and Daniel who put up with my noise more than anyone should.
Justin “Hustle” Caprio & Pete Connors for great performances, jammings, and valuable
opinions.
My parents and sis for always giving me the support that shaped a positive mind. Is there any greater gift one can give a child?
So many good friends who have listened and been there for the gigs, big and small... Roughly in the order I met them: Tom R, Dave C, Gerry, Matty D, Cali Greg, Dave S, China, Dawn, Debbie, Tim, Jeff, Roger, Christine M, Josh, Steve, Trayce, Kaytee, Static, Pete, Tom H, Christine G, Ally G, Lexi G, Jon L, ‘Rabbi’ Brett, Michael C, Kimberly Ann, AFA, Rob, Gina.
To all the people who support me and say kind words on social media, especially Instagram.
And of course, to the single coolest guy I know, my son, Kyle.
All songs written, recorded, and performed by Mark Tiarra, with the following exceptions:
* Jason Fox: Bass on The Battle of Kurny Knolls, The Bounce, The Blue Yoda Mess,
NICoTine Blues, Wheel of Misfortune, I Don’t Eat Beats.
* Justin “Hustle” Caprio: Drums on Wheel of Misfortune.
* Pete Connors: Bass on Funk Muff, 1011, Bent on Brie.
* Roger Mitchem: Second verse guitars and harmonies on The Blue Yoda Mess.
Mark uses Paul Reed Smith guitars, Schecter 7 and 8 string guitars, Ernie Ball JP Custom guitars, Sukop basses, Fractal Audio Axe FX II, Cubase, and common flipping sense.
I hope you enjoy listening to these songs as much as I enjoyed making them. It’s a wee bit of musical ADD, but you’re up for the challenge, right?
