Email us:

Email: info@(please no spam)theenrighthouse(dot)com

Instant Messaging:

Aol IM: markrokosmos
Google Talk: theenrighthouse
MSN Messanger: info(at)theenrighthouse(dot)com
Yahoo Messanger: theenrighthouse
ICQ: 364060296

Skype me:

Skype ID: markrokosmos

Mark's phone (New Zealand):

Phone: +64 (0)21 102 8876

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Podcasting, blogging, and internet radio:

We strongly support podcasting, blogging and internet radio, as we believe in the potential of a democratic and radically decentralized media to help strengthen our joint human culture, by stemming the tide of force-fed homogonization.

If you would like to include any of our music in your podcasts or on your weblog, feel free to download and use any of the songs or videos that are available as downloads from our website. If you would like to use a song that is not available as a free download from this site, just get in touch with us at info(at)theenrighthouse(dot)com and we'll be happy to help you out.

How to receive complimentary stuff:

Would you like a free copy of our album, A Maze And Amazement, in order to review it or to play our music more regularly on your radio show or podcast?

If you run a music-related weblog, write for print media, host a radio show, make podcasts etc. and would like to own a copy of the album, please let us know, and we will be more than happy either to send you a copy of the album, or make available to you a high quality 320 bitrate version of the album (including full artwork and credits) for your personal download.

Licencing & synchronization rights:

Email us at info(at)theenrighthouse(dot)com to obtain the rights to use our music in your project. All rights can be cleared instantly and quickly, and if your project is not-for-profit then we'll be happy to let you use our music free of charge. We almost always feel very flatted to be asked and will very likely say yes, but we still ask that you get in touch with us first, as we would like to make sure your intended use doesn't entirely annihilate our basic aesthetic vision.