radio singles "Take Care of You" and "Irene." The album also counted among its recording personnel Noah Minarik, son of drummer Dave Minarik. Following the release of the album, the younger Minarik began regular touring with the band, playing guitar as an unofficial touring member. Less than a year after recording Feathers & Bones, the Clarks returned to Red Medicine Recording with McDonald to begin work on another new album, again to be produced in part by donations from PledgeMusic. The new album featured covers of songs by bands they had been inspired by and covered during their early days at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Their tenth studio album, Rewind, was released on June 9, 2015. The band's eleventh studio album and tenth of originally-composed material, Madly in Love at the End of the World, was released on June 8, 2018. Among its eleven tracks was the Blasey-penned "In Blood," a response to American school shootings. Aside from being released to streaming media and on compact disc, the album was also released on vinyl, the first Clarks album to released as such since their 1988 debut. MembersCurrent membersScott Blasey - lead and background vocals, electric & acoustic guitars (1986–present) Rob James - electric & acoustic guitars, mandolin, background vocals (1986–present) Greg Joseph - bass guitar, background vocals (1986–present) Dave Minarik - drums, background vocals, (1986–present)Unofficial/touring members''' Gary Jacob - pedal steel, acoustic guitar (2008–present) Skip Sanders - keyboards (2008–present) Noah Minarik - guitar (2014–present) Discography Studio albums Outtake albums Strikes and Gutters, 2001 (Razor & Tie) Strikes and Gutters 2: Doublewide, 2004 (Razor & Tie) Live albums Live, 1998 (King Mouse) Still Live, 2006 (High Wire Music) Compilation album Between Now and Then, 2005 (High Wire Music)Between Now and Then Vol. 2, 2019 (Clarkhouse Entertainment) EP Songs in G, 2010 (digital release only) Videography Still Live, 2006 Solo albums Scott Blasey Don't Try This At Home, 1995 Shine, 1999 Travelin' On, 2007 Greg Joseph American Diary'', 2006 References External links The Clarks Online (official site) Alternative rock groups from Pennsylvania Garage rock groups from Pennsylvania Musical groups established in 1986 Musical groups from Pittsburgh People from Indiana, Pennsylvania 1986 establishments in Pennsylvania