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Mono swept the audience away with their unique brand of cinematic bombast, and remain the greatest performing band today, in my humble opinion
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Mono swept the audience away with their unique brand of cinematic bombast, and remain the greatest performing band today, in my humble opinion
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The inscrutable, elusive and obscure yet legendary godfathers of modern post-rock returned after a ten year hiatus with their album ‘Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend!’ earlier this year.
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The crowd seemed to be made up mostly of teenage girls, and it was disconcerting that their loud and quite frankly obnoxious presence somehow diminished the event. Screaming whenever Ben sat down, screaming when he drank water, and yes screaming when he plucked guitar strings.
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God Is An Astronaut soon after appeared in fog and silhouette and remained so for most of their set. Iconic visual presence compliment an increasingly iconic band who are still humble enough to acknowledge to the audience their surprise at having made it this far. Electronic beats flow through their music, not overtaking the proceedings like 65daysofstatic, but always an undercurrent to their trademark sound.