Mark Thwaite

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Mark Gemini Thwaite
Mark Gemini Thwaite performing at a Peter Murphy gig, HOB Chicago, 2009
Mark Gemini Thwaite performing at a Peter Murphy gig, HOB Chicago, 2009
Background information
Birth nameMark Gemini Thwaite
Also known asMGT
Born (1965-06-15) 15 June 1965 (age 56)
Birmingham, England
GenresIndustrial rock, alternative rock, alternative metal, gothic rock, hard rock
Occupation(s)Musician, songwriter
InstrumentsGuitar, bass, keyboards
LabelsSony Music/Echozone, SPV
Associated actsThe Mission, Tricky, Peter Murphy, Revolting Cocks, Al Jourgensen, Spear of Destiny, Theatre of Hate, Mob Research, New Disease, Primitive Race, Ricky Warwick, Gary Numan, PIG, Ascension of the Watchers, MGT (band), Ginger Wildheart, The Wonder Stuff, BPF (Paul Ferguson)
Websitewww.mgtofficial.com

Mark Gemini Thwaite (born 15 June 1965) also known as MGT, is a British musician, and has been the guitarist for a number of rock bands and artists over the last two decades, including The Mission, Tricky, Peter Murphy, New Disease, Spear of Destiny, Theatre of Hate, Mob Research (with Paul Raven of Killing Joke), and Canadian band National Velvet plus various live and recorded appearances with Gary Numan, Al Jourgensen of Ministry, Revolting Cocks, Roger Daltrey of the Who, P.J. Harvey, Alanis Morissette, Primitive Race (with Chuck Mosley of Faith No More), Ricky Warwick of Thin Lizzy, Ginger of The Wildhearts, Stan Lee of Marvel Comics, Franz Treichler of The Young Gods, Miles Hunt & The Wonder Stuff, Ashton Nyte of The Awakening, Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory, Laurence "Lol" Tolhurst and Porl Thompson of The Cure and Ville Valo of Finnish band HIM.

Early years[]

Thwaite was born in Marston Green Birmingham and moved to Lichfield in Staffordshire in the early 1970s, attending Christ Church primary school and then Lichfield Friary Grange comprehensive school from 1977. He formed his first school band with fellow school-mate Steve Ellett (drums), aka Steve Danger from British metal band Wolfsbane. Thwaite later formed Lichfield based rock band Monteagle with local musicians including Martin Wilkins (drums) and Dave Pearson, later known as Computerchemist.[1] Thwaite spent part of 1985 living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, joining Gothic rock band National Velvet, before returning to the UK in 1986.[2] After forming a few bands in the Birmingham area including The First, he relocated to London in 1989.[2]

In 1989 Thwaite joined London-based Gothic group The Children (featuring Dave Roberts of Sex Gang Children on vocals), and performed on the 12" single Never Get Out Alive released in 1990.[3] During this time Thwaite was introduced to Kirk Brandon, founder member and vocalist for Spear of Destiny and Theatre of Hate. This began a 3-year collaboration between Thwaite and Brandon.

Thwaite performed live with Spear of Destiny in 1990,[2] and replaced original Theatre of Hate guitarist Billy Duffy on the 10th anniversary Theatre of Hate UK tour in 1991. A TOH live album 'Live at the Astoria '91' including Thwaite on guitar was subsequently released by Easterstone records.[4] Thwaite continued as a member of Spear of Destiny, contributing guitars and some bass guitar to their 1992 album Sod's Law and the subsequent tour that same year.[5]

The Mission, 1992–1996[]

In 1992, Thwaite joined UK Gothic rock band The Mission.[6] During this period, Thwaite also collaborated with Roger Daltrey[7] of The Who on a BBC radio play titled A Fake’s Progress, based on the life of Twiggy's manager Justin de Villeneuve. Thwaite also contributed guitars to a remix for Situation 2 release Salvation (SIT 98) by UK band Terminal Power Company.[8]

Thwaite featured on two studio albums with The Mission during this period, Neverland and Blue, and singles compilation album 'Sum and Substance' before they disbanded in 1996; he would later rejoin the reformed band in 1999 and record on three more studio albums and several live albums and DVD's with the band.[9] He toured with the band throughout this period, which included two broadcasts on German television.[10] Thwaite also performed live with UK band Mice at the UK Phoenix Festival and London's Highbury Garage in 1997, with a lineup featuring All About Eve singer Julianne Regan and AAE/Mission bassist Andy Cousin.

Tricky[]

In 1998, Thwaite was invited to join Tricky's live band for his upcoming world tour to promote studio album Angels with Dirty Faces. Thwaite continued to work with Tricky, touring with the live band worldwide and contributing to three studio albums and an EP - "Mission Accomplished EP" (2000), "Blowback" (2001), "Vulnerable" (2003) and "Knowle West Boy" (2008) [11] and performing with Tricky and P.J. Harvey on the Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien.[12] He also performed with Tricky on UK show Later With Jools Holland.[13] He also performed guitar on Tricky's remix of MethodMan's Judgement Day single.[14]

The Mission, 1999 and onwards[]

The Mission re-formed once again in 1999, with Thwaite rejoining the band to tour the USA and Europe.[15] Following the success of the tour, the band continued, undertaking a world tour in 2000 and releasing a live CD, entitled Ever After. Thwaite remained with the band to record their next studio album, Aura (2001).[9]

During the same period, Thwaite also recorded guitars for Tricky's Mission Accomplished EP - his first for Epitaph records, released in 2000, followed by Blowback, an album which included collaborations between Thwaite and Alanis Morissette, Flea, Anthony Kiedis and John Frusciante.[16][17]

Owing to touring commitments with Tricky, Thwaite was unable to play on The Mission's next tour, and officially left the band in September 2001. He toured the United States with Tricky, as special guests of rock band Tool in 2001.[18] While continuing to work with Tricky, Thwaite also collaborated with Gary Numan on heavy industrial metal reworkings of Are 'Friends' Electric? and This Wreckage for Numan's RIP single (released in 2002) and Hybrid album (2003).[19]

New Disease[]

In 2002 Thwaite formed UK based rock band New Disease.[2] releasing the Axiomatic EP in 2003,[20] co-produced by John Fryer. In 2004 the band signed to Universal records and released the single Like Rain[21] produced by Canadian producer David Bottrill (Tool, Muse, Rush), the band were later dropped by Universal during a restructure, with the band's debut album unreleased, and Thwaite relocated to the USA in 2005.[22] The band would later release the posthumous album 'Patent Life' ten years later in 2014.[23]

Peter Murphy[]

Thwaite toured the United States and Europe in summer 2005 with Bauhaus vocalist Peter Murphy to promote Murphy's album Unshattered.[24] During this period, Wayne Hussey invited Thwaite to rejoin The Mission for shows in South Africa in July 2005; Thwaite agreed, and played shows in South Africa followed by an extensive Europe-wide tour later that year.

In 2006 Thwaite joined New York based singer songwriter Sarah Fimm for a concert supporting British goth pioneers Bauhaus in Buffalo, New York, which was followed by a week of recording sessions in Woodstock, NY[25] featuring session drummer Josh Freese, best known for his work with Nine Inch Nails and Devo plus Tony Levin on bass, known for his work with King Crimson and Peter Gabriel. Peter Murphy also makes a guest appearance on vocals.

MGT would continue to perform with Murphy's band until 2015, recording on his Ninth album and The Secret Bees of Ninth EP (both 2011), as well as the Mr. Moonlight Tour: 35 Years of Bauhaus live DVD (2014). Thwaite toured once again with Murphy from October 2018 through March 2019 for his 40 Years of Bauhaus Ruby Celebration featuring David J tour of North and South America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Russia.

Mob Research[]

In March 2007 Thwaite formed a studio-based project Mob Research with Killing Joke / Ministry bassist Paul Raven and Warrior Soul vocalist Kory Clarke.[26] Work on the band's debut album, Holy City Zoo, was halted by Raven's sudden death in October 2007: the remaining band members decided to complete the album in honour of Raven. The album was finally released by Echozone Records in 2009.[7] The remaining band members reconvened three years later in 2012 and released the "Motormouth" EP on Echozone records.[27] The release also featured a collaboration between Thwaite and Franz Treichler of The Young Gods[28] Thwaite also appeared on the Warrior Soul album Stiff Middle Finger, released in October 2012, contributing lead guitars.[29]

Thwaite's ongoing collaboration with Trip Hop pioneer Tricky also continues, with contributions to 2008 studio album Knowle West Boy: he also continued as a member of The Mission, contributing to their 2007 album God is a Bullet,[9] and playing live with them,[30] first to promote the GIAB album and then for their four-show "farewell" event at the Shepherds Bush Empire in London.[31]

Al Jourgensen[]

During 2009, Thwaite collaborated with Al Jourgensen of Ministry and Revolting Cocks on It's Always Christmas Time, a Christmas-themed single released in November 2009. In December 2009 Thwaite joined Jourgensen in his recording studio in El Paso, Texas to write and record material for a forthcoming solo project by Jourgensen.[6] The Mission released the live video of the Farewell shows recorded in 2008 on the Final ChapterDVD box set,[9] which reached No.6 in the UK Music DVD chart.[32]

Thwaite continued to work with Jourgensen, playing lead guitar on the track Filthy Senoritas, from the Revolting Cocks 2010 album Got Cock? released in April 2010.[33] He also played on Voices in My Head and Walkie Talkie,[34] which was made available as a bonus download to those who purchased the 'Got Cock?' RevCo album. Works also commences on a Jourgensen 'solo' album with Thwaite, Mike Scaccia and Tony Campos of Ministry.[35]

In summer 2010 Thwaite resumed touring with Peter Murphy, undertaking the Dirty Dirt European tour and some dates in Canada. During the tour Thwaite joined frontman Andy LaPlegua and his band Combichrist onstage playing guitar during the band's encore at London Electric Ballroom on 5 August 2010. Thwaite had previously remixed a track by the band in 2008 under his Metalmorphosis alter ego.[36]

In 2011 Thwaite joined Peter Murphy and band for a 29 date US tour promoting the studio album Ninth released on 7 June 2011,.[37] In the autumn of 2011 Thwaite also made a guest appearance onstage with his old band The Mission at their sold out 25th Anniversary show at London Brixton Academy on 22 October with special guests Fields of the Nephilim.[38] The concert was filmed and later released as Silver on DVD/Blu-ray.

In 2012 Thwaite also undertook more international touring with Peter Murphy, including a performance at Club Nokia on 15 September in Los Angeles featuring a duet between Peter Murphy and Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee, with Thwaite on guitar.[39] In 2013 Peter Murphy undertakes a world tour performing a 100% Bauhaus set, billed as ‘Mr. Moonlight - Celebrating 35yrs of Bauhaus’, including Thwaite on guitar. The tour rates in the top 50 Pollstar US tours of 2013.

Gary Numan[]

Thwaite joined electronic icon Gary Numan and his band for a US tour in the summer of 2013, in place of Nine Inch Nails guitarist Robin Finck, who was originally signed on for the tour but was called back to Nine Inch Nails. Thwaite subsequently played guitar on the tour and performed with both Numan and Finck at the band’s Santa Ana show in September 2013, where Finck guests with the band for 6 songs.[40]

Later that year Thwaite announced he was leaving the Peter Murphy band due to ‘personal differences’. Thwaite subsequently appeared as guitarist on the ‘Mr Moonlight’ live DVD, which was released by Nettwerk records in June 2014, recorded live at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood. In 2014 Thwaite collaborated with Ginger Wildheart of The Wildhearts, along with Robin Diaz of the Courtney Love band and Jimmy Ashhurst ex Buckcherry on several recordings for G-A-S-S, subsequently appearing on Ginger's 'Year of the Fanclub' solo album released in 2016.[41] Thwaite also recorded guest guitars on "Toffee Town" from the solo album for Ricky Warwick of Thin Lizzy and Black Star Riders. In addition he contributed strings and mixes 4 acoustic tracks for Black Star Riders second album The Killer Instinct on Nuclear Blast records, also fronted by Warwick, which debuted at #2 in the UK National Rock Charts in March 2015.[42]

Primitive Race[]

On 10 March 2015 Primitive Race announced the release of their first E.P. "Long In The Tooth" through Metropolis Records on 19 June 2015. The EP features vocals by Raymond Watts (of PIG) and guitars by Thwaite.[43] This was followed by the full-length album 'Primitive Race' also on Metropolis records released on 7 August, featuring Thwaite on many of the tracks, including collaborations with Tommy Victor of US metal band Prong, Dave Ogilvie (Skinny Puppy), and Graham Crabb (Pop Will Eat Itself)[44] In 2017 Primitive Race announced a sophomore album with ex Faith No More frontman Chuck Mosley on vocals, guitarist Mark Gemini Thwaite, Erie Loch (LUXT, Blownload, Exageist), bassist Chris Kniker and drummer Dale Crover of Melvins. The new lineup recorded and released the sophomore album 'Soul Pretender' on 3 November 2017 on Metropolis records to positive reviews, only a week before Mosley died suddenly at age 57.[45]

Ricky Warwick & The Fighting Hearts[]

Thwaite tours with Ricky Warwick and the Fighting Hearts twice in 2016. MGT appeared on Warwick's latest solo album When Patsy Cline Was Crazy (And Guy Mitchell Sang The Blues), and appears in the promotional video for 'Celebrating Sinking', released on Nuclear Blast records in February 2016.[46] The release also includes guest appearances by Joe Elliott (Def Leppard), Damon Johnson (Thin Lizzy), Andy Cairns (Therapy?), Billy Morrison (Billy Idol), Nathan Connolly (Snow Patrol), Ginger Wildheart, Jake Burns (Stiff Little Fingers) and Richard Fortus (Guns N' Roses)[47]

MGT[]

In March 2016 Thwaite announced that he had signed with Hanover record imprint SPV records and released his debut solo album, "Volumes" under his MGT acronym at the end of June worldwide. The lead single, "Knowing Me Knowing You", a cover version of the ABBA classic featuring guest vocalist Ville Valo of HIM, is released in April, mixed by Tim Palmer and mastered by Maor Appelbaum, and a promotional video featuring both MGT & Valo is posted on YouTube, with over half a million views in one month (over 2M views in 18 months).[48] Valo is not the only guest musician on "Volumes", other appearances include Wayne Hussey of Mark's previous band The Mission, Miles Hunt and Erica Nockalls of The Wonder Stuff, Ricky Warwick (Black Star Riders, Thin Lizzy), Raymond Watts (PIG, KMFDM), Saffron (Republica), Julianne Regan (All About Eve), Ashton Nyte (The Awakening), Carlo Van Putten (Dead Guitars) and goth legend Andi Sex Gang.[49]

Thwaite and Ashton Nyte convene to perform live as 'MGT & Friends' at Wave Gotik Treffen festival in Germany in 2017,[50] as well as an MGT show as part of Camden Rocks Festival in London UK, with a live band featuring Nyte on vocals, Thwaite on guitar, Belle Star on drums and Richard Vernon (previously of |The Mission) on bass. In July 2017 Cleopatra records announced that MGT -now featuring both Thwaite and Nyte - had signed a deal with the US based label for a new record.[51] In February 2018 MGT release 'The Assembly Line Cured mix', a standalone single collaboration with Laurence "Lol" Tolhurst & Porl Thompson, both founder members of The Cure.[52] This is followed by the sophomore album 'Gemini Nyte', released on 23 February 2018, co-written with Nyte who handles all vocal duties, along with 'Big' Paul Ferguson from Killing Joke on drums, plus a guest vocal appearance by Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory, who Thwaite also performs live with as part of Ascension of the Watchers at Cold Waves festival in late 2017.[53]

The Wonder Stuff[]

In May 2019, Thwaite joins UK band The Wonder Stuff as temporary bassist on live UK tour dates, and co-writes and records guitars on the band's album, Better Being Lucky.[54]

Equipment[]

Thwaite currently holds an artist endorsement with Schecter Guitar Research,[55] and the Schecter Mark Thwaite Signature Solo-II guitar model debuted at NAMM in January 2017.[56] MGT also holds endorsement deals with Mesa Amplification,[57] GHS Strings,[58] Roland/Boss FX USA, Seymour Duncan,[59] and Pro Tone effects pedals who also released the MGT Dirty Chorus signature pedal in autumn 2016.[60][61] He also has a long association with Gibson Les Paul guitars, having played them frequently since first joining Spear of Destiny in 1990.

Discography[]

Date Band Title Format Label
1991 Theatre of Hate “Live At The Astoria 91” CD Easterstone [4]
1992 Spear of Destiny "Sod's Law" CD/Vinyl Burning Rome
1994 The Mission “Sum and Substance” CD/Vinyl Phonogram/Mercury
1995 The Mission “Neverland” CD/Vinyl Equator/Sony Dragnet
1996 The Mission “Blue” CD/Vinyl Equator/Sony Dragnet
1999 The Lucy Nation ““Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me: Music From the Motion Picture”” CD/Vinyl Warners /Maverick
1999 Method Man / Tricky “Judgement Day Remixes” CD Def Jam
2000 Tricky “Mission Accomplished EP” CD/Vinyl Epitaph
2000 Grand Theft Audio ““Blame Everyone”” CD WEA/London/Sire
2000 The Mission ""Ever After"" CD Trojan/Receiver
2001 Tricky ““Blowback”” CD/Vinyl Anti/Epitaph
2001 The Mission ““Aura”” CD/Vinyl SPV/Playground
2002 The Mission “Aural Delight” CD/Vinyl SPV/Playground
2002 Gary Numan “RIP EP” CD Jagged Halo/Universal
2003 Gary Numan Hybrid CD Jagged Halo/Universal
2003 Tricky ““Vulnerable”” CD/Vinyl Anti/Epitaph
2003 New Disease “Axiomatic EP” CD ChangesOne
2004 New Disease “Like Rain” CD/Vinyl Universal
2007 The Mission "“God is a Bullet”” CD/Vinyl SPV
2007 The Mission "“Live MMVII”” CD Concert Live
2008 Tricky ““Knowle West Boy”” CD/Vinyl Domino
2009 Revolting Cocks “Sex-O-Mixx-O” CD/Vinyl 13th Planet
2009 The Mission “The Final Chapter” live DVD SPV
2009 The Mission “Live & Last” CD Eyes Wide Shut
2009 The Mission “The First Chapter: Live” CD/Vinyl Goth Collector's Series
2009 The Mission “God’s Own Medicine: Live” CD/Vinyl Goth Collector's Series [62]
2009 The Mission “Children: Live” CD/Vinyl Goth Collector's Series [63]
2009 The Mission “Carved in Sand: Live” CD/Vinyl Goth Collector's Series [64]
2009 Mob Research “Holy City Zoo” CD Echozone/Sony Music
2010 Revolting Cocks /RevCo “Got Cock?” CD/Vinyl 13th Planet
2010 Al Jourgensen & Mark Thwaite “It’s Always Christmas Time” CD 13th Planet
2010 Al Jourgensen “Voices In My Head” CD 13th Planet
2010 The Mission "Dum Dum Bullet” CD SPV
2011 Peter Murphy “I Spit Roses EP” CD/MP3 Nettwerk
2011 Peter Murphy “See Saw Sway” CD/MP3 Nettwerk
2011 Peter Murphy “““Ninth”” CD/Vinyl/MP3 Nettwerk
2011 Peter Murphy “The Secret Bees of Ninth” CD/Vinyl/MP3 Nettwerk
2011 Aesthetic Perfection “The Devil’s in the Details EP” CD/MP3 Limited Edition
2012 Mob Research “Motormouth EP” CD/MP3 Echozone/Sony Music
2012 Warrior Soul “Stiff Middle Finger” CD/MP3 Cargo [29]
2012 Erica Nockalls “Imminent Room” CD Independent
2013 Imperative Reaction “Siphon EP” MP3 BandCamp
2013 Sex Gang Children “Viva Vigilante" CD/MP3 SongAndLegend
2014 Peter Murphy “Mr Moonlight Tour:35 Years of Bauhaus” live DVD Nettwerk
2014 Erica Nockalls “EN2” CD Independent
2015 Black Star Riders “The Killer Instinct” Deluxe Edition CD/Vinyl Nuclear Blast
2015 New Disease “Patent Life Deluxe” CD/MP3 Armalyte
2015 Ricky Warwick “Stairwell Troubadour” CD/MP3 PledgeMusic
2015 PIG vs Primitive Race “Long In The Tooth EP” CD/MP3 Metropolis
2015 Primitive Race “Primitive Race” CD/MP3 Metropolis
2015 Bluemax “Bluemax” MP3 Emission
2016 Ricky Warwick –”When Patsy Cline was Crazy (And Guy Mitchell Sang the Blues)” CD/MP3 Nuclear Blast [65]
2016 Ginger Wildheart “Year of The Fan Club” CD/MP3 Round Records
2016 MGT with Ville Valo “Knowing Me Knowing You” MP3 SPV/Oblivion [66]
2016 MGT “Volumes” CD/MP3 SPV/Oblivion [67]
2016 PIG “The Gospel” CD/MP3/Vinyl Metropolis
2016 Ginger Wildheart “From G*A*S*S with Love"/"Friends of Bill” - Limited Edition Vinyl Round Records [68]
2017 Primitive Race “Soul Pretender” CD/MP3 Metropolis
2017 BPF (of Killing Joke) “The Great Motivator” / Twilight of the Mortals EP 7" Vinyl PC Press [69]
2017 MGT “All The Broken Things” Digital MP3 Cleopatra [70]
2018 MGT “The Assembly Line Cured mix” with Lol Tolhurst/Pearl Thompson Digital MP3 Cleopatra [52]
2018 MGT “Gemini Nyte" CD/Digital MP3 Cleopatra [71]
2018 The Mission “For Ever More - Live at London Shepherd's Bush Empire" Box set CD/Digital MP3 Cherry Red [72]
2018 The Mission “Live at Rockpalast" 1990/1995 DVD/CD Box set CD/Digital MP3 Mig Music [73]
2018 BPF (Big Paul Ferguson) “Remote Viewing" CD/Digital MP3 Dead Radio Station Record Label [74]
2018 Ginger Wildheart “G*A*S*S MARK II" Digital MP3 Round Records [75]
2019 Sex Gang Children “Fear Silk & Sex 1981-2013" (feat. MGT remixes) CD/Digital MP3 Cleopatra Records [76]
2019 Peter Murphy “Live in London" (live at Brixton Academy Dec 2018) CD/Vinyl/Digital MP3 Live Here Now [77]
2019 The Wonder Stuff “Better Being Lucky” CD/MP3/Vinyl Good Deeds Music

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