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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24140 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
25.09.2018 - 17:51 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
Promo cover art MONOMONO: Japan's Instrumental Rock Band To Announce New Album "Nowhere Now Here"; 1st Single And Shorfilm Posted; Tour In October Pelagic Records The conflict and correlation between dark and light is a universal theme with a historically rich history. Musically, perhaps no band in the 21st Century has mined that relationship more consistently or effectively than Japan’s MONO. Across 10 albums in 20 years, MONO have convincingly reflected the quietest and most chaotic parts of life through their music. Their ever-expanding instrumental palette – which began in earnest in 1999 with the traditional guitar-bass-drums rock band setup – has evolved to include as many as 30 orchestral instruments. Now, on Nowhere Now Here, the band add electronics to their repertoire – perhaps inspired by guitarist/composer Takaakira ‘Taka’ Goto’s recent collaboration with John McEntire, the beguiling Behind the Shadow Drops. Nowhere Now Here also sees MONO’s first-ever lineup change, adding new drummer Dahm Majuri Cipolla (The Phantom Family Halo) to the core trio of Goto, Tamaki, and Yoda. Tamaki also makes her vocal debut here, singing into the shadows of vintage Nico on the poetically hazy “Breathe.” The unlikely career of MONO has taken them to virtually every corner of the planet, several times over. Those corners have all left indelible marks on their music, as it drills deeper towards the sound of feeling not quite human and all too human – often at the same time. ALBUM: MONO - Nowhere Now Here RELEASE: January 25, 2019 FORMATS: CD, LP & Digital TRACKLIST: 01 God Bless 02 After You Comes the Flood 03 Breathe 04 Nowhere, Now Here 05 Far and Further 06 Sorrow 07 Parting 08 Meet Us Where the Night Ends 09 Funeral Song 10 Vanishing, Vanishing Maybe ANNOUNCEMENT INFO / SHORT FILM Directed by: Julien Levy Music by: MONO Starring: Aina Yamada, Ruko, Juri Ihata, Louis Rault Watanabe Synopsis: Tokyo, 2018. A small laundromat at night. Three young women are making fun of Anna for caring too much about her love life. But they will soon regret it as Anna's revenge plot will haunt them all night long. What follows is a pursuit through the streets of Tokyo during which fear and attraction collide. Danger is never far in this film borrowing codes from both Hitchcock films and independent Japanese thrillers. Watch The Short Film (ft. new Single), HERE! Credit: MONO: www.monoofjapan.com Julien Levy: www.julienlevy.com MONO are building towards the January release of their new album as well as next year's 20th anniversary tour with a run of Europe dates in October. The band has recently finished working on the new record with Steve Albini and new drummer Dahm. The first single "After You Comes The Flood" will be released this September. Watch the tour teaser HERE! Tour dates are as follows: Oct 1, 2018 / The Fleece / Bristol, UK Oct 2, 2018 / Arts Centre / Norwich, UK Oct 3, 2018 / Classic Grand / Glasgow, UK Oct 4, 2018 / The Cluny / Newcastle, UK Oct 5, 2018 / Left Bank / Leeds, UK Oct 6, 2018 / De Central / Ghent, BE Oct 7, 2018 / Tivoli De Helling / Utrecht, NL Oct 8, 2018 / Tower / Bremen, DE Oct 9, 2018 / Beatpol / Dresden, DE Oct 10, 2018 / Schlachthof / Wiesbaden, DE Oct 11, 2018 / Kiff / Aarau, CH Oct 12, 2018 / Hard Rock Cafe / Lyon, FR Oct 13, 2018 / AMFest / Barcelona, ES Oct 14, 2018 / Le Rex / Toulouse, FR Oct 15, 2018 / Krakatoa / Bordeaux, FR Oct 16, 2018 / Astrolabe / Orleans, FR Oct 17, 2018 / Nieuwe Nor / Heerlen, NL Oct 18, 2018/ / Drucklufthaus / Oberhausen, DE Oct 19, 2018 / Into The Void / Leeuwarden, NL Oct 20, 2018 / Fuzz Club / Athens, GR* Oct 22, 2018 / Zal / St. Petersburg, RU* Oct 23, 2018 / Zil / Moscow, RU* Support by A Storm Of Light & Jo Quail (* without Jo Quail) Song: http://smarturl.it/mono-ayctf |
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27.09.2018 - 17:31 Uhr
will never die |
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Affengitarre User und News-Scout Postings: 10204 Registriert seit 23.07.2014 |
21.11.2018 - 10:30 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24140 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
09.01.2019 - 13:49 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
2019 sees MONO head into their 20th anniversary – and they show no signs of stopping. 2018 saw the band personally invited by Robert Smith to perform at his Meltdown Festival curation in London, where they sold out Queen Elizabeth Hall almost as fast as the likes of Nine Inch Nails and Deftones sold out their intimate shows at Royal Festival Hall. It was recognition of an artist revered amongst their peers, and MONO duly created one of the stand-out performances of the festival. Following on from their successful pre-release tour around Europe in late 2018, the band will present new album Nowhere Now Here in January 2019 and embark on their 20th anniversary year by performing their classic Hymn to the Immortal Wind album in full on the main stage at Roadburn Festival in Tilburg this April, accompanied by the Jo Quail Quartet. This show will be one of the highlights of this special year for MONO – yet in many ways it is a precursor to so much more to come. April and May 2019 will see the band take a new set around Europe as Nowhere Now Here becomes the focus. Joining them on the road are artists who complement the heights and depths that their music reaches to. Arabrot create True Norwegian Art Rock and deliver a musical expression quite like no one else. Jo Quail is a one-woman cello ensemble, whose looped compositions redefine what classical instrumentation can mean within a heavy context. MONO – Nowhere Now Here European Tour 2019 + Arabrot + Jo Quail 11/04 – NL Tilburg, Roadburn Festival (performing Hymn to the Immortal Wind with the Jo Quail Quartet) * no Arabrot 14/04 – DE Bochum, Rotunde 15/04 – DE Berlin, BiNuu 16/04 – PL Gdansk, B90 17/04 – PL Warsaw, Hydrozagadka 18/04 – PL Krakow, Zet Pe Te 19/04 – CZ Prague, Underdogs 20/04 – AT Vienna, Szene * no Arabrot 21/04 – HU Budapest. Durer Kert * no Jo Quail 23/04 – BG Sofia, Mixtape5 25/04 – HR Zagreb, Mochvara 26/04 – SI Ljubljana, Kino Siska * no Arabrot 27/04 – IT Bologna, TPO 28/04 – CH Zurich, Bogen F 29/04 – DE Munich, Strom 30/04 – DE Karlsruhe, Jubez 02/05 – DE Leipzig, UT Connewitz 03/05 – BE Arlon, Aralunaires 04/05 – UK Brighton, The Haunt 05/05 – UK Leicester, Handmade Festival 06/05 – UK Manchester, Gorilla |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24140 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
16.01.2019 - 18:36 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
Japan's Mono are just streaming a new single titled "Meet Us Where the Night Ends". Listen to this stunning track HERE. Mono will release the new album on Jan 25 via Pelagic Records. |
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manfredson Postings: 408 Registriert seit 14.06.2013 |
16.01.2019 - 20:06 Uhr
Atemberaubend. Könnte deren bestes Album seit "Hymn to the Immortal Wind" werden. |
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zurueck_zum_beton Postings: 187 Registriert seit 07.07.2013 |
17.01.2019 - 20:46 Uhr
Wird es. Es ist wirklich wahnsinnig gut. |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24140 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
17.01.2019 - 21:09 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
Frisch rezensiert.Meinungen? |
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Old Nobody User und News-Scout Postings: 2944 Registriert seit 14.03.2017 |
17.01.2019 - 21:23 Uhr
6/10 mit der Begründung, dass das Album nicht fordert. Alter...Ich erwarte doch bei Mono oder vielleicht sogar generell im Post-Rock Bereich kein Album, was mich herausfordert. Also mit Verlaub, da will ich mich treiben lassen und mitgerissen werden von atmosphärischen Schichten und geilen Melodien. So wie in dem hier verlinkten Stück zu hören. Das dann nicht bei den Highlights ist. Da frage ich mich wie gigantisch das denn bitte noch werden soll |
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Bonzo Postings: 2543 Registriert seit 13.06.2013 |
23.01.2019 - 18:23 Uhr
Dieser hypnotische Loop in "Meet us where the night ends" ist wirklich zum niederknien. Was für eine Atmosphäre! |
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Rent Reznor! |
23.01.2019 - 18:49 Uhr
@bonzo: sehe ich genau so! Und dann noch diese perlenden Gitarren dazu- wundervoll! |
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Leech85 Postings: 599 Registriert seit 15.03.2021 |
16.03.2021 - 09:26 Uhr
6/10 kann ich nicht verstehen. Nach dem für mich etwas schwachen Vorgänger ist die neue Scheibe für mich die Wiedergeburt!...Alles tolle Songs welche sich abwechseln zwischen epischen langen Stücken und atmosphärischen kurzen Songs.Mit Nowhere now here ist Mono der beste Song seit Everlasting Light gelungen. Schaut mal die Liveversion auf Youtube mit dem Orchester, göttlich! Also für mich 8/10 |
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Der Wanderjunge Fridolin Postings: 3616 Registriert seit 15.06.2013 |
13.04.2021 - 20:43 Uhr
Schließe mich Leech an. |
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u.x.o. Postings: 342 Registriert seit 29.08.2019 |
13.04.2021 - 21:37 Uhr
Ebenso! War in meinen Jahrescharts auch recht weit oben. (Wäre auch gerne zum Konzert gegangen. Wäre schön, wenn das in kommenden Jahr nachgeholt werden würde ) |
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Mr Oh so Postings: 2469 Registriert seit 13.06.2013 |
13.04.2021 - 22:10 Uhr
Ist für Februar 2022 geplant. Na mal sehen ... |
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Akim Postings: 180 Registriert seit 17.04.2016 |
21.07.2021 - 22:12 Uhr
, wundert mich dass der nicht bei den highlights ist. |
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