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Cory Marks Unleashes ‘Sorry For Nothing Vol. 2’: A Raw Sequel Packed with Country Rock Grit

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Canadian country rock powerhouse Cory Marks isn’t one to mince words or pull punches, and his latest release proves it. Today, the Better Noise Music artist drops Sorry For Nothing Vol. 2, the highly anticipated follow-up to his 2023 breakout album Sorry For Nothing. Clocking in as Marks’ fourth studio effort, this 11-track powerhouse delivers more of the unfiltered energy that fans crave—blending blistering riffs, heartfelt ballads, and whiskey-soaked anthems that scream rebellion from every chord.

Sorry For Nothing Vol. 2

Listen to Sorry For Nothing Vol. 2 on Spotify · album · Cory Marks · 2025 · 11 songs

For those late to the party, Cory Marks exploded onto the scene with his self-titled debut in 2020, quickly earning a spot as a modern torchbearer for the genre’s rowdy spirit. Collaborations with heavyweights like Skynyrd’s Johnny Van Zant and a relentless touring schedule solidified his rep as a live-wire performer. The original Sorry For Nothing arrived in 2023, a defiant statement of authenticity that resonated with listeners tired of polished pop-country. Now, Vol. 2 doubles down, expanding on that blueprint with a broader sonic palette: harder-edged rockers rub shoulders with twangy traditional cuts and introspective acoustics.

” I’m still ‘Sorry For Nothing’, but this time with Vol. 2,” Marks teased in an August announcement on X, building hype for the October 3 drop. Pre-saves and pre-orders flew in, fueled by early singles that showcased the album’s range. “Hangman” kicked things off with its noose-tightening tension and driving beat, followed by the anthemic “Are You With Me?”—a call-to-arms for the faithful. “Change The Game” brought the fire, a track that’s already being hailed as a standout for its infectious hooks and Marks’ gravelly delivery. Rounding out the previews, “Whiskey River” arrived just weeks ago, a foot-stomping ode to liquid solace that’s perfect for late-night bonfires or barroom brawls.

The full tracklist doesn’t disappoint:

Track # Title Duration
1 Hangman 2:48
2 Are You With Me? 2:54
3 Change The Game
4 The Heart Breaks When It Wants To
5 Wild Ride
6 Someone I Hate
7 Whiskey River
8 Empty Bottles
9 Pick Up The Phone
10 A Different Kind of Year 3:54
11 Sorry For Nothing (Acoustic) 3:11

(Note: Durations for select tracks; full timings available on streaming platforms.)

What makes Vol. 2 tick? It’s the variety—Marks and his collaborators (including producer Joe Rickard) weave in harder rock edges on cuts like “Wild Ride” while dialing back for emotional gut-punches in “The Heart Breaks When It Wants To.” The acoustic closer, a stripped-down revisit of the original album’s title track, offers a poignant bookend, reminding us that even the toughest exteriors crack sometimes. Early buzz is electric: Flyctory’s review dubs it a “great country rock album” with “nice variety,” awarding it a stellar 4.7 out of 5 and crowning “Change The Game” as the crown jewel.

Fans can stream Sorry For Nothing Vol. 2 now on all major platforms, with physical CD editions available via Marks’ official shop in a sleek jewel case complete with booklet. Bandcamp offers instant gratification for digital die-hards, including high-res downloads and unlimited streaming. As Marks gears up for a fall tour (dates TBA), this release feels like the spark to an even bigger blaze.

In a landscape overrun by cookie-cutter tunes, Cory Marks stands tall—unapologetic, untamed, and utterly essential. If Vol. 1 was the declaration, Vol. 2 is the victory lap. Crank it up, raise a glass, and let the music do the talking. Sorry for nothing, indeed.

 

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