Edit history

After the disbanding of Sohlunar (a band so underground that nobody saw or heard them), Mark Vale decided to go it alone under a different name – figuring, of course, that it was the name that was holding fame and fortune at bay and not lack of motivation and/or talent. Thus, the moniker ‘The Rack & Pinion Steering’ was adopted in the hope that, if nothing more, it would at least cause people to stop for a second to think ‘why would someone call themselves that?’ before moving on to life's more interesting questions. Unfortunately, there is no good answer to that question. But hopefully you’ll take time to listen to the three songs on offer before looking at some of the other equally ridiculous band names out there and thinking ‘why would someone call themselves that?’ *click* Definition of Rack & Pinion Steering from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: A rack and pinion is a pair of gears which convert rotational motion into linear motion. The circular pinion engages teeth on a flat