I think their business name might have some heavy lifting to do to overcome what most folks think of first when they hear Talking Heads.

But, given that, the mark is interesting, if perhaps a bit abstract.

Not sure what I think about the super-tight tracking. I think I like it.

Yes, the business name is a bit of a problem, since there is a computer/human experiment called Talking Heads, a music band called Talking heads, and they are two non-unique english words. But that's the company's choice :).

The extended, connecting serifs work pretty well. Without benefit of serifs to connect them, the straight-to-curve NG and curve-to-curve DS look too close.
For the mark, I see a head but I don't see it talking...
The bold font on the info in white gets kind of clogged, though you'd have to see it in print to judge.

I don't like the weight differences between Talking and Heads. They either need to be the same (probably my preference) or more contrasting than they are at the moment.

agree with aluminum. more contrast or none at all in the large type. the connecting serifs could be a nice idea but unfortunately you have letters that don't work well with this application. i'd nix it? i like the narrowness of the type with the narrowness of the mark. feels right looking at it at this size

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