Japanese instrumental post-rock veterans MONO bring their 13th album, Snowdrop, to Max Watt's on this Australian tour marking a quarter-century since their 2001 debut. It's the band's first record with producer Brad Wood (Touché Amore, The Smashing Pumpkins) and their first since the death of longtime collaborator Steve Albini, channelling grief into something more hopeful while keeping MONO's signature widescreen builds intact.
Japanese instrumental post-rock veterans MONO bring their 13th album, Snowdrop, to Max Watt's on this Australian tour marking a quarter-century since their 2001 debut. It's the band's first record with producer Brad Wood (Touché Amore, The Smashing Pumpkins) and their first since the death of longtime collaborator Steve Albini, channelling grief into something more hopeful while keeping MONO's signature widescreen builds intact.