Mark Vollelunga

Mark Vollelunga is associated with the Aristides Guitars 020, a solid body electric guitar known for its vintage style and modern Arium construction. According to Aristides Instruments, this model was developed in collaboration with VANRENDESIGN and offers a unique blend of tonal warmth, playability, and durability. It features vintage appointments like a thicker neck shape and heavy-duty machined pickup rings, making it versatile for both metal and traditional music settings.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:08 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:12 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:34 mark.

Mark Vollelunga is the guitarist for experimental rock band Nothing More. Founded in 2003, the band persevered on the road and self-released albums for a decade to hone their sound. Their breakthrough came in 2013 with the release of their self-titled album. Their music is characterized by creative song structures, serious lyrical topics, and a poppy catchy attitude. Their live shows are truly a sight to behold, and Mark’s playing is no exception. Aristides Instruments hold up to the abuse of constant touring and help Mark create the sonic soundscapes needed for Nothing More’s music.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:07 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:14 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:42 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:17 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. Mark uses 2 of these pedals, which can be seen at the 0:21 mark. These pedals are used in conjuction and can notably be heard in the Nothing More song, "Jenny".

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:36 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:38 mark.

In a 2013 video, Mark shows a rundown of his gear beginning with his pedalboard. This pedal can be seen at the 0:39 mark.