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Showing posts with label Monomyth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monomyth. Show all posts

Friday, September 13, 2019

Monomyth "Orbis Quadrantis"


Country: Netherlands
Genre(s)Instrumental Psychedelic, Space Rock, Stoner
LabelSuburban Records - BURBCD179, BURBLP179
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release date: September 13, 2019
Tracklist
01. Aquilo
02. Eurus
03. Auster
04. Favonius

Line-up
Selwyn Slop - Bass
Sander Evers (35007) - Drums
Peter van der Meer - Keyboards
Boudewijn Bonebakker - Guitars
Tjerk Stoop - Knobs & Computer

Description/Reviews
On Orbis Quadrantis the band delves into unexplored waters, yet their meticulous open-ended psychedelics remain in-between Ariel Pink and Pink Floyd.
Media/Samples 
Aquilo
Progstreaming
Bandcamp

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Friday, March 18, 2016

Monomyth "Exo"


Country: Netherlands
Genre(s): Instrumental Krautrock, Space Rock, Stoner
Label: Suburban Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: March 18, 2016 
Tracklist
1. Uncharted (14:34)
2. Surface Crawler (6:18)
3. ET Oasis (7:09)
4. LHC (9:46)
5. Moebius Trip (5:54)

Total Time 43:41

Line-up
Selwyn Slop (Incense, The Polar Exploration Ship, Lucid) - Bass
Sander Evers (35007, Gomer Pyle) - Drums
Peter van der Meer (The Incredible Stacks, The Polar Exploration Ship) - Keyboards
Thomas van den Reydt (Alkaloid) - Guitars
Tjerk Stoop - Knobs & Computer

Description/Reviews
Dutch Psych Space Doomsters – Monomyth – return with their third album – EXO. It sees Monomoth opt for a more laid-back style of music compared to their previous albums. This is the final album in the trilogy that they started with their S/T debut album and then continued with their second album – Further. EXO is perhaps their more experimental album to date. Their sound is more psychedelic with spaced out trippy noises being the main driving force here. Monomyth still include heavy riffs on the album though their not as heavy as past albums. That’s not a bad thing as Monomyth have always experimented with noise, tone and volume in equal measure.
Read the full review by Steve Howe at outlawsofthesun.blogspot.com

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Bandcamp

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Friday, September 19, 2014

Monomyth "Further"


Country: Netherlands
Sub GenreInstrumental, Space Rock, Krautrock, Stoner
LabelSuburban Records
Release dateSeptember 19, 2014
Tracklist
1. Ark M - 10:37
2. Spheres - 12:27
3. Collision - 5:52
4. 6EQUJ5 - 17:38

Line-up
Selwyn Slop (Incense, The Polar Exploration Ship, Lucid) - Bass
Sander Evers (35007, Gomer Pyle) - Drums
Peter van der Meer (The Incredible Stacks, The Polar Exploration Ship) - Keyboards
Thomas van den Reydt (Alkaloid) - Guitars
Tjerk Stoop - Knobs & Computer

Media/Samples 
Progstreaming
Collision

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Monday, September 16, 2013

Monomyth "Monomyth"


Country: Netherlands
Sub GenreInstrumental, Space Rock, Krautrock, Stoner
LabelBurning World Records
Release dateSeptember 16, 2013
Tracklist
1. Vanderwaalskrachten - 11:41
2. Vile Vortices - 9:02
3. The Groom Lake Engine - 11:20
4. Loch Ness - 10:31
5. Huygens - 17:04

Line-up
Selwyn Slop (Incense, The Polar Exploration Ship, Lucid) - Bass
Sander Evers (35007, Gomer Pyle) - Drums
Peter van der Meer (The Incredible Stacks, The Polar Exploration Ship) - Keyboards
Thomas van den Reydt (Alkaloid) - Guitars
Tjerk Stoop - Knobs & Computers

Description/Reviews
Although at its most expansive, Monomyth‘s Monomyth ranges well into a cosmos of Krautrock-infused progadelia, there isn’t one moment of the album that feels like happenstance. Rather, the den Haag instrumental five-piece put an immediate sense of purpose into their Burning World Records self-titled debut — which is bound as well to grab extra attention owing to the involvement of drummer Sander Evers, formerly of Dutch heavy psych groundbreakers 35007 — and each of the five extended cuts on the 57-minute outing offers a complete individual journey while also flowing directly one to the next, so that the whole of the album is built up around these at times breathtakingly cohesive parts. 
Read the full review by at theobelisk.net

Media/Samples 
Vanderwaalskrachten

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