Dogtown by Facing New York. Although it is also the weakest part of the album which makes me think that being miserable is far more entertaining than being happy. It's something else entirely, which apparently folds into the multivalent calling card Mono have attempted to establish since they began. It does round off the album satisfactorily but it is a little anticlimactic compared to the rest of the album. Tension is built so slowly as to almost be imperceptible. This is, it appears, one long set with each "movement" or division in it marked with the titles "Trailer 1," "Trailer 2," "Trailer 3," and so on. 
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Chorus, piano, and silence add dimension to the strings on "Trailer 4," and Mono begins their swell, burn and release on the final trailer, slipping around the background, creating a taut sonic backdrop until the entire thing just explodes as a mournful, gorgeous, funereal hymn that eventually enters back into silence.
Space rock jams get experimental and slightly evil with zoned out synths and wheezing guitar lines plus soft, sweet vocals. Showcasing both artists at their best, the soaring crescendo provides a brilliant contrast and does an excellent job of pulling everything finally together. Tension is built so slowly as to almost be imperceptible.
This isn't classical music, but it's not rock, either.
Plugging into the sounds of the changing city Carl Stone has dedicated his life to his craft. I would like to see some exploration of their sound but palmlesz familiarity is comforting. Streams Videos All Posts.
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An electronic musician who has been using computers to make live music pretty much since it was a possibility, the list of people Stone has played The guitars begin to enter rffrain seven-and-a-half minutes into the minute opener. Although it is also the weakest part of the album which makes me think that being miserable is far more entertaining than being happy.
Another solid release from Mono, this time a collaboration with another Tokyo artist by the name of World's End Girlfriend.
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Less an epiphany and more a reminder of the beauty that already exists all around us, Palmless Prayer is a miniature panoramic view of the sea on an eerily still day, the current swaying at an impossibly lazy pace and the sound of a thousand tiny waves crashing all at once.
Dogtown by Facing New York. Empros by Russian Circles. However on the third part MONO up the ante and change the direction of prayer/kass piece, introducing guitar and building the music up slowly into a throbbing… They eventually pull back and return to the style of the first two parts but add piano and voices to the strings.
Dominated by strings, the dark, hypnotic song builds slowly into wonderful chamber rock before morphing into the next number.
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Helping out with this slab are a string section, a chorus, a pianist, and jazz saxophonist Takafumi Ishikawa. Memorial by Russian Circles.
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Palmless Prayer reveals an entirely different side of this band, who nonetheless keep their individual identity adding depth and dimension to their sound.
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