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Monks of Mellonwah is a nifty alt rock
band with a major funk influence. Their playing is very psychedelic
and really interesting to listen too. They are a band that has a lot
of layers to their sound. There are things that are always ready to
be uncovered. I The guitar work on this album is multilayered and
features both exotic arpeggios and heavier punk rock riffs. This is
an interesting combination that really draws me deeper in to the
music. Overall the compositions are very interesting from a guitar
perspective. They show off some very mature songwriting for such a
young band. The bass playing on this record is also rather
interesting. It is especially heavy for a band that is overall very
light. It adds a weird element in, that almost reminds me of the
fusion group Trioscapes at times. It also helps on some very
interesting build ups that are found in this bands music. The
drumming is technically rather simple, but the overall implementation
is very good. It is just a tribute to the excellent songwriting that
these guys have. The singing on this record is really good. It has
the classic pop rock feel to it and it really fits with a lot of the
music. However there is also a classical layer in here, obviously the
singer has had quite a bit of technical training. Meanwhile, the
lyrics are also pretty fascinating. In conclusion Monks of Mellonwah
is a really interesting band with a lot to say. I can't wait to hear
what they come out with next!
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