Marco Peña

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Marco Peña was the guitarist for the American rock band The Ataris^[1] from 1999 to 2001. He is credited as having played on their album End Is Forever although it is thought that Kris Roe played all the guitar parts on this record.^{[citation needed]} He currently lives in Santa Barbara, California and co owner of Connected Partners, an invention firm established to develop his various inventions. He is also co owner, along with the other two members of his band 3Matic, Tori In and Tod Stockwell, of their new record label, Intergallactic Records and Thumbdrives. They are currently planning the release of 3MATIC's first album on both vinyl, thumbdrive and mini mp3 player produced by Lagwagon/Buckwilds Shaun Dewey, set to be released on December 21, 2012.

References

↑ MTV profile

External links

http://www.cavemummy.com/

The Ataris

Kris Roe Jake Dwiggins Brian Nelson Aaron Glass

Mike Davenport Marko DeSantis Chris Knapp Marco Peña Derrick Plourde Patrick Riley Jasin Thomason Paul Carabello Shane Chikeles John Collura Joseph Farriella Angus Cooke Bob Hoag Sean Hansen Chris Swinney

Studio albums

Anywhere but Here
Blue Skies, Broken Hearts...Next 12 Exits
End Is Forever
So Long, Astoria
Welcome the Night
The Graveyard of the Atlantic

Live albums

Live at the Metro

EPs

Singles

DVDs

Live at Capitol Milling

Discography

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Name	Pena, Marco
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Short description	American musician
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