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"Mark’s Theme" is a tribute song to saxophonist Lewis Evan’s late uncle, who passed away from COVID early in 2021. Here is what Evans has said about the song in an interview with Alternative Press:
“Yeah, it was (for) my uncle who passed away from COVID about two months ago now. I had my sax at the workshop for ages, and I got it back the day I found out he passed away, so I just thought we’d write him something. He was a massive fan of the band, at all the gigs in the front moshing away. He was an absolute nutter. He was crazy and annoying and awesome, so we thought we’d write him a song, and we’re going to put it on the second album.”
Lewis Evans:
"This is a tune written kind of for my uncle who passed away from COVID in 2021. I wrote it on my tenor saxophone as soon as I found out. I just started playing and wrote that. It’s a reflection on him and my feelings towards him passing away and everything being really bleak. He was a massive fan and supporter of the band, so it felt right to put that on the album and to have his name remembered with our music."
—via Apple Music
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