The Random Monsters Paris, France
The Random Monsters was born in 2011, created by four musicians wanting to associate their passion for eclectic vibes and melodies. In 2012, The Random Monsters released their first eponymous album, which offers a blend of contrasted influences (ambient, pop, post-rock…). ... more
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Whilst I could compare i am no hero to many of post-rock's greats and Underwater Cities to the genre-defining albums, I would be doing them a disservice. They create such a powerful and unique sound in a genre brimming with bands and lots of monotone albums. Underwater Cities is none of that; it's extremely emotional, hopeful, epic, and just plain beautiful. One of my favourite albums (and bands!) in post-rock.
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