Marazine, though, hasnt been quite so unwavering in its style. In the few years that the band has been around, Marazine has tightened its sound and better fused a range of influences that runs the rock spectrum of techno, metal, glam, prog and punk. Marazine captured the spirit of the latest incarnation on As the Pitch Maintains, a five-song (plus two short instrumental segues) EP. The bands gloom fully blossoms on the opening track, Theres No Tomorrow. Better Place glows with future-shock aura. The title track and Take a Step nicely combine the trios many interests, popping a metallic guitar lick here, laying down a glam-style psychedelic vocal melody there, and so on.
In 2006 Shawn was asked to play bass & keys for the band the Evacuation Plan. A project created and written by Piggy D from Rob Zombie, Wednesday 13 & Amen. It Also including Dave Pino from Waltham, Damone & Seemles on lead guitar & Joe Letz from Amen, Genitorturers & Combichrist on Drums.
Reviews:Marazine As The Pitch Maintains is available at Newbury Comics, CD Baby & many Independent record stores.
Marazine has played with: Kill Hannah, Dope, Twisted Method, Wednesday 13, Trash Light Vision, Deadstar Assembly, Double Drive, RA, Slunt, White Lion, Enuff Z Nuff, Kings X, Strata, Chris Slade(From ACDC), Joe Leste(From Bang Tango & Beautiful Creatures), Dizzy Reed(Guns & Roses)& Bella Morte...Favorite Locals: Wretched Asylum, Mongrel, Tommy Coma, Q, Automatons and many more...
CD Review for Nomasonha September issue 20052005 7 songs reviewed by Jennifer K. Faucher
I had the amazingluck of catching Marazine play in a cool-ass little club called The Crypt.Maybe it was the full moon, but the combination of music and environmentwas nothing less than amazing. I had to review this cd. I’ve been kicked inthe ass by more than one cd that has not lived up to the live show; but inMarazine’s As The Pitch Maintains I was not one bit disappointed. Likedriving rhythm? Like otherworldly guitar playing? Like archaic samplesthat sound like your dead great-great grandmother calling you on a victrola?Yeah, this is for you. I could listen to this cd all day; and I have. The songsare simultaneously melodic and heavy. There’s a sense of early 90s industrialin the programming and mid 70s Bowie (who gets a nod with the final track"Bob and the Spiderz From Marz") permeates the entire album

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