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Now Playing: The Mono LPs

First out of the traps time for The Mono LPs. But can their debut deliver on the promise this energetic five piece have been building?

Liverpool indie band in humorous video shock! Yep, it’s true. Check out the new vid for the new single from the newish Mono LPs (soon to be playing at The Village, Camp and Furnace) ‘The Mono LPs’ are set to release their first studio-recorded single ‘Die A Little Death’ and a rousing call to arms it is too, featuring spiky guitars and a lovely side order of sultry cello.

Championed by many, following the recording of a one off sell-out gig at the Cavern Club for the BBC’s Live Lounge Liverpool Sessions, the Monos offer a reassuringly full fat sound. Well, they would if it wasn’t for those damn ninjas…

Author: David Lloyd
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24 October 2012
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