Martin Green - Vocals & Bass, Nick Riley - Guitars & Vocals, Mark Coats - Percussion.

Nick, Mark and Martin formed in 2005 via a Melbourne musician’s website. Martin had about 80 songs written at the time and had split from two Australian based line-ups. After auditioning many guitarists and drummers, he was delighted to discover that both Mark and Nick could not only play well, but had very similar ideals to his own.
Since then Damn The Maps have only gone forward. They recorded several EP’s and in 2008 they released their debut album ‘Input Output.’ They joined with Vent Music and Amphead and released physically in Australia and digitally worldwide.
They share a love for a good song, that’s pretty much it in a nutshell.
Sound wise, Damn the maps have a relatively commercial sound with a little bit of distortion here and a little eeriness there. They are most commonly compared to Radiohead, Tool and Pink Floyd. They have an honest sound. I.e. they write about what’s going on around them day to day. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.