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This release is the second track off the upcoming second album “If Destroyed Still True,” the British DIY multi-talented artist’s first since 2020 debut solo album was “Bruising Words and Bitter Pills.” Marky Wildtype’s latest track, “The Hole,” adds to rock archives and solidifies his position in the music industry with a thoughtful, amiable tone.
As he works to offer quality music to the globe and headline upcoming events, Marky is mending bridges after almost four years apart on his albums. Being the best at what he does, Marky has spent years figuring out how to continue releasing frequently as a creative unit.
For many years, Marky Wildtype, a songwriter, guitarist, and producer based in Edinburgh, has been practicing and perfecting his skill under a variety of names. His musical career has always revolved around songwriting, despite occasional setbacks that have caused it to lose focus.
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The album’s second single, “The Hole,” is quite different from the first, “Tell Me Again,” adopting a more conventional “rock” sound while maintaining a strong emphasis on catchy, earworm melodies and deep, meaningful lyrics. “Hole in the Wall,” The song explores our attempts to fill existential gaps as it delves into the human condition, with inspiration drawn from Sarah Polley’s film Take This Waltz.
The lyrics speak to addiction, existential phobias, and the difficulty in finding purpose in life.
Warming guitar distortion and Marky’s lyrics, “Pour it all in if it fills a hole,” build a catchy alt-rock drive. The softer guitar tones perfectly complement the explosive energy, highlighting Marky’s excellent production and songwriting. Listeners are taken on a reflective tour as the composition intensifies—a groovy indie rock jam that makes an impression.
