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Human Slushy (2002)
1. Mundane
2. Groupie Sex
3. Left For Her
4. Victoria’s Girls
5. Laura, I Need Medicine
6. Not There at All
7. A Very Special Episode
8. Melena
9. Why Don’t Girls Like Me?
10. Human Slushy
11. Well-Fucked Sailor
12. Charles in Charge
Hey Rape Girl, Vol. 1 (2003)
01. MWS
02. Chasing the Bug
03. Hey Rape Girl
04. She Loves the B-Sides
05. Every Inch of You
06. Long Distance Dedication
Shock Treatment (2004)
01. Denton USA
02. Bitchin’ In the Kitchen
03. In My Own Way
04. Thank God I’m a Man
05. Farley’s Song
06. Lullaby
07. Shock Treatment
08. Carte Blanche
09. Look What I Did to My Id
10. Breaking Out
11. Duel Duet
Bubblegum Romance (2004)
1. I’m in Love With Everyone I Know
2. Prettiest Girl in the Whole Wide World
3. Just a Few Words
4. Nerdy Girls
5. Honda Civic Paint Rocket
6. I Need A Hug
7. Freezing In Florida
8. Retrolowfi
9. No London in Brazil
10. Bounce Bounce Bounce
11. When You’re Not Around
12. The Real Story
13. Hot Topic Kids
14. I Really Wanna Be Your Friend
This World Is Scary As Fuck (2005)
1. When My Ship Comes In
2. Bite Size Help
3. ‘Til You Come Home to Me
4. I Am Going to Fuck Your Life Up
5. This is Hopeless
6. God Save the Queen From Navy Seals
7. Music Geek
8. One Hit Wonder
9. I Will Keep You
10. Stuck With Me
11. Amy, It’s Kevin
12. Terror Song
Life’s So Hard (2006)
1. We’re All Gonna Die
2. What the Hell Were You On?
3. Military Brat
4. Every Single Friend
5. Life’s So Hard
6. Counting Down
7. Diane Works For Ozzy
8. Broken Record Player
9. What if I Can’t Swim?
10. Music Can Heal
11. The Problem is Me
If I Had A Dealer EP (2006)
01. If I Had A Dealer
02. Anything But Plain
03. You Can't Kiss An Emoticon
04. I Know What's Best For Everyone
05. Harrison Ford
Normal Bias (2007)
1. Classic Country Wasn’t Multitracked in ‘61
2. Song Song
3. Already Dead
4. Dear Son
5. A Tale To Tell
6. The Earth Didn’t Move (You’re Just Hung Over)
7. Ex-Neanderthal
8. Drunk Classic Rock Fans
9. Town In Flames
10. How It’s Been
11. Happy To Be Alive
Linda Lovelace For President (2008)
01. It’s All Gonna Be Alright
02. All My Drug Use Is Accidental
03. San Diego Doorways
04. I Tried To Die Young
05. Born Vintage
06. Jessica, I Heard You Like The Who
07. I Hope They Call Me On A Mission
08. I’m Not Coming Home
09. Debt Is Only What You Make Of It
10. Satellite
11. Linda Lovelace For President
Independent Clauses article about Marc With a C
“It’s Not Normal Bias To Love Marc With a C”
By Megan Morgan:
In fourth grade, Orlando-based musician Marc with a C, also known as Marc Sirdoreus, wrote his first song lyrics and discovered it wasn’t as easy as it looked. But since that young age, Sirdoreus has learned a lot about songwriting. Now, at 29 years old, he delivers quirky humor wrapped up in catchy, acoustic melodies and owes it all to seeing The Who’s Pete Townshend back in 1982.
“I was only about five or six, but it completely blew me out of the water,” Sirdoreus said. “By the time I was 10 years old, I probably owned every Who and Pink Floyd album.”
These early influences motivated Sirdoreus to make music. After being involved in some “spotty” music projects growing up, Sirdoreus first played on his own before a live crowd when a local band he had been working for was running late. He was asked to fill some time, and so Sirdoreus played a cover of the Laverne and Shirley theme song as well as some of his own material to a crowd that seemed to enjoy it.
In 2002, Sirdoreus released his first Marc with a C record, Human Slushy. He described the music he makes as “really sarcastic, lo-fi indie pop.” This sarcasm can clearly be heard in songs like “Life’s So Hard,” where Sirdoreus pokes a little fun at the emo scene by singing, “I’m so sad, I’ve gotta write it in my LiveJournal, and then you’ll know my pain.” Lo-fi refers to indie music that is recorded with some flaws, such as distortions, giving it a genuine feel instead of an over-produced sound.
Since the first release, Marc has made numerous records including Bubblegum Romance, This World is Scary as Fuck and the 2007 release, Normal Bias, but making records is not just a job to Marc, it’s a passion.
“I’m addicted to making records,” Marc said and added with a laugh, “I make records because there’s a void in my record collection.”
According to Sirdoreus, Normal Bias is a very personal album, and includes songs about family like “Already Dead” and “Dear Son.” But instead of feeling anxious about the release of these songs, Marc feels relieved.
“It’s personal, but having it out there is like a great weight is lifted,” he explained. “I feel like a million bucks.”
Sirdoreus’ recording process is unique and extremely do-it-yourself. It only took him three days of nonstop work to record Normal Bias. He also recorded the songs in the order that you hear them on the album, giving it a very “real” feel. From the opener “Classic Country Wasn’t Multitracked in ‘61,” to the closing “Happy to be Alive,” his voice gets more and more ragged throughout the album.
“It’s my favorite record I’ve ever made, and I know artists say that. I really mean it,” he said. “If something happened to me tomorrow, and Normal Bias was the last thing I made, I’d be fine with that.”
In addition to Marc with a C, Sirdoreus is also a drummer in the experimental space-rock band called Lo-Fi Is Sci-Fi. Sirdoreus’ best friend Chris Zabriskie acts as front man of the group and occasionally plays drums for Marc with a C. Sirdoreus describes Zabriskie as a phenomenal, realistic person who is “totally [his] muse.” “Marc calls me almost every day and talks to me for hours,” Zabriskie said. “Literally hours on end.” Frequent phone calls between the two friends allow them to bounce ideas off one another, and Sirdoreus plays Zabriskie many of his newly written songs over the phone.
“[Sirdoreus’] a serious songwriter, but his personality is just so bubbly and infectious that most people don’t really realize it,” Zabriskie said. “They’re drawn to him before they realize the real music being made here is just out of this world. Nobody is doing what Marc’s doing, [and] I’m honored to be a part of it.”
But outside of his Marc with a C persona, Sirdoreus is a busy guy. He works at Park Ave. Records, is a writer and editor for the blog RetroLoFi, hosts a pop culture podcast and, in his spare time, listens to records and plays board games. Spending time with his family, including daughter Juliana, is also very important to Sirdoreus. So much so that he doesn’t like going out on tour.
“I can’t stand being away from my family for two weeks for silly pop songs,” Marc said. “I mean, they’re important, but not that important.”
So whether Sirdoreus is playing Apples to Apples with his fiancée, enlarging his huge record collection, or playing “sweaty, fun pop shows,” it can be said that Marc with a C is marked with a colorful personality.