MONO - You Are There DLP Funk To fans of the late

To fans of the late ’80s and early ’90s DC scene

Embracing both subtle and extreme detunings (and retunings)

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being his desire to “[imagine] the time when people started recording blues and folk songs on analog records

the only legitimately licensed collection of the godfather of Iranian psychedelic rock

MONO - You Are There DLP Funk To fans of the lateMONO are often portrayed as the Japanese answer to other post rock bands like EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY or MOGWAI, as their sound, similar to that of their colleagues, relies on a mix of clean guitar melodies, deafening walls of sound, delicate, sensitive drumming, and the occasional string arrangement. The "head cinema" familiar from their predecessor, "Walking Cloud And Deep Red Sky" (produced by Steve Albini), opens its doors once again on "You Are