Mark Sultan, often synonymous with his stage moniker BBQ, is a multifaceted Canadian musician, best known for his work as a garage rock and punk blues artist. His distinctive approach melds raw, soulful vocals with a lo-fi, back-to-basics form of rock 'n' roll, which has earned him a cult following in the underground music scene. Sultan has been a prominent figure since the early 2000s, not only as a solo act but also as part of various bands, including The King Khan & BBQ Show with collaborator Arish Ahmad Khan (King Khan).

His discography is a testament to his prolific nature and adherence to a DIY aesthetic. Albums like "The Sultanic Verses" and "Whatever I Want, Whenever I Want" showcase his talent for fusing rockabilly, doo-wop, and punk into a singular, toe-tapping sound. Singles such as "Killing Time" and "Let Me Out" capture the essence of Sultan's style: gritty, unpolished, and brimming with raw emotion. Outside of his solo work, he has contributed to the garage rock fabric as part of bands such as Les Sexareenos and Mind Controls. With a reputation for energetic live performances and a no-holds-barred approach to music, Mark Sultan remains a beloved staple of the garage punk genre.