Japanese post-rock instrumental group, Mono, are set to tour Australia on the back of their latest album 'Hymn to The Immortal Wind'.Mono have been compared to the likes of Explosion In The Sky, Stars of The Lid and Mogwai. Their epic sounds have been known to hypnotize crowds and some have even said that it feels like the imaginary soundtrack to the film inside your head.Mon are set to play on...
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Just about the only Japanese band that I can think of that's actually got a following here in the UK, Mono have announced a string of shows for March around the UK, ahead of the release of their forthcoming album. Hymn to the Immortal Wind will be released on 23rd March. It features Mono's trademark wall [...]
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Earlier this month we posted a news piece regarding Mono and their recently announced album Hymn To The Immortal Wind (HERE) and as if the heavens overheard and decided to answer our prayers, the Post-Rock collective have announced a UK tour to promote the release.
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Just in time for their 10-year anniversary, MONO return with their fifth studio album, Hymn To The Immortal Wind due to be released March 30th via Conspiracy Records.
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Mono will be touring with Grails and World's End Girlfriend this spring. Mono is from Japan and plays shoegazing drone metal that is very atmospheric. Grails are a 4 man band from Portland, Oregon and are about to release their new album on Temporary Residence. The label describes their sound as "Grails have patiently developed into a rather radical study in tension and meditation, inhabiti...
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Japanese post-rock practitioners add an orchestra, get predictable but remain effective.
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There have been many disappointments over the past few years with regard to the releases from favoured post-rock artists such as 2007's All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone from Explosions in the Sky and the more recent Destruction of Small Ideas from 65daysofstatic, which, although extremely competent, no longer had that ground-breaking approach which many fans had come to expect from previous atte...
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I finally got to see these guys live two months ago. Best instrumental group I've ever heard live.Yeah.
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Japanese post-rock practitioners add an orchestra, get predictable but remain effective.
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There have been many disappointments over the past few years with regard to the releases from favoured post-rock artists such as 2007's All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone from Explosions in the Sky and the more recent Destruction of Small Ideas from 65daysofstatic, which, although extremely competent, no longer had that ground-breaking approach which many fans had come to expect from previous atte...
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Mono will be touring with Grails and World's End Girlfriend this spring. Mono is from Japan and plays shoegazing drone metal that is very atmospheric. Grails are a 4 man band from Portland, Oregon and are about to release their new album on Temporary Residence. The label describes their sound as "Grails have patiently developed into a rather radical study in tension and meditation, inhabiti...
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Mono, Japan’s leading post-rock instrumental group, are back with a new album, Hymn to the Immortal Wind. We recently sat down with them for a short interview.130BPM: Are there any plans to reissue Under The Pipal Tree?Mono: No. Tzadik has been selling it now and we have not made any plans to reissue it.130BPM: Do [...]
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