foot. He finished at 10pm on Sunday night by biting into a bouquet of flowers and spitting them over the crowd. Mayor Chris Coleman declared October 7–10, 2010 "Mark Mallman Days" in St. Paul, Minnesota in honor of his creative achievement. The mayor's proclamation included the statement "Whereas Mark Mallman is totally AWESOME." From September 15 to Sept 22, 2012 he endured "Marathon IV: Road Rogue", an 8-day, 150-hour plus nonstop performance from New York to Los Angeles in the back of a van. Marathon IV: Road Rogue was the first ever intercontinental mobile musical webcast in the history of the Internet. In addition to the pioneering webcast, Mallman also employed a hacked midi brain controller which enabled him to perform music with his brainwaves while he was sleeping. Film music Mallman started working on video game music in 2001. That led to working on trailers, starting with the 2007 remake of the thriller The Hitcher. Mallman was a professional composer of major motion picture trailers, such as Adventureland, 10,000 BC and Haunting of Molly Hartley from 2006 - 2009. He has also composed music for Living Arrangements (2009). In 2012, he composed the score for the Lion's Gate / Machinima webseries Bite Me. He currently operates his own music composition company, Bermuda Music, in Minneapolis. Discography Solo discography The Tourist, 1998 How I Lost My Life and Lived to Tell about It, 2000 Mark Mallman and Vermont, (with Vermont) 2001 The Red Bedroom, 2002 Mr. Serious, 2004 Between the Devil and Middle C, 2006 Invincible Criminal, 2009 Double Silhouette, 2012 The End Is Not The End, 2015 Happiness, 2021. The Odd discography Oh My G*d - It's the Odd, 1998 Ruby Isle discography Night Shot, 2008 Appetite for Destruction, 2010 Awards "Best Male Vocalist Twin Cities" by City Pages (2000) Minnesota Music Award for best keyboard/piano player (2004) Minnesota Music Award for Rock Band and Rock Record for Mr. Serious (2005) "Best Live Artist Twin Cities" by City Pages (2010) "Best Music Video Twin Cities" for It's Good To Be Alive by City Pages (2010) Mallman has been honored with a star on the outside mural of the Minneapolis nightclub First Avenue, recognizing performers that have played sold-out shows or have otherwise demonstrated a major contribution to the culture at the iconic venue. Receiving a star "might be the most prestigious public honor an artist can receive in Minneapolis,"