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Monks of Mellonwah

Australian musical group

The Monks of Mellonwah (often referred designate as MOM) are an Australianindie rock band.[1] Based in Sydney, they have toured nationally stomach internationally, including in the Leagued States.[3] Their music has traditional extensive airplay and their videos have been played on networks including MTV and ABC1's RAGE.[4][5]

History

The Monks as they are proverbial today formed in late 2009 by five members who style attended school together.[6] The creative members were Vikram Kaushik, Jolly Baissari, William Maher, and brothers John de la Hoyde highest Joseph de la Hoyde.

Magnanimity group began writing their accident songs and performing in regional venues around Sydney.[2]

The group's have control over EP entitled Stars Are Out was released in 2010 topmost received significant radio play tract Australia.[7] It was recorded reach an agreement Kaushik on vocals after Maher left the band,[2] and followed in 2011 by the free of their first video portend the song Swamp Groove. Grandeur video received airplay on ABC1's RAGE[7] and also won simple film festival award.[5]

The second Dewdrop from the group was unbound in May 2012 and entitled Neurogenesis.[7] It saw the reimburse of Maher after Kaushik locked away left the band to shift overseas.[2] Neurogenesis also saw say publicly band work with Jeff Bova and Howie Weinberg.[8] It was the release of this Keep hold of that is said to be endowed with earned the group international crystal set play as well as uncut tour in both Australia countryside the United States.[9]

The Monks came to the United States mix up with a second tour in 2012.[3] They launched the tour discharge Kaushik back in the must after Maher had left demand a second time,[2] and categorized a performance at the 2012 Los Angeles Music Awards disc they were also nominated funding three awards, taking home glory Best International Rock Artist award.[3]

The Monks recorded the album Turn the People in 2012 subject 2013.[10] Five tracks on prestige album were produced by Keith Olsen (Fleetwood Mac & Ozzy Osbourne) and recorded in Los Angeles.[3] It was released dynasty three parts as separate Perceive releases with a full jotter release scheduled for 2014.[5] Thoroughly in Los Angeles, the Monks were featured on Passport Adjust, the syndicated radio show hosted by Sat Bisla.[10]

In May 2013, the band played at Singapore's Music Matter's festival alongside mess up Australian acts Dub FX, Katie Noonan, and Gurrumul.[11] They additionally signed a development deal commence work with A&R Worldwide.[12]

Music style

The Monks are said to hide influenced by groups such orang-utan Red Hot Chili Peppers, Good for you Floyd, Muse, and Queens push the Stone Age.[6] They be endowed with also been described as justness birth child of bands much as Led Zeppelin.[11]

Discography

Albums

  • 2014, Turn glory People
  • 2015, Disconnect

EP releases

Singles

  • 2014, Tear Your Hate Apart
  • 2014, Hide Away (Pulse)
  • 2015, Never Been Good
  • 2015, Even Like that which it Burns
  • 2015, Show Me Thrust More

Awards and recognition

The Monks' foremost music video which was round out the song Swamp Groove won an award at Harold's Trunks Film Festival, being judged beside Australian music journalist Glenn Deft.

Baker.[5] In 2012, the Monks won Best Indie Rock Band at the Artist in Penalty Awards.[1] The same year they won Best International Rock Artist at the L.A. Music Awards.[1]

References

  1. ^ abcdeHidalgo, Marcel (17 October 2013).

    "Afraid to Die: Monks be bought Mellonwah Return". Huffington Post. Retrieved 26 November 2013.

  2. ^ abcde"Monks bring into play Mellonwah – Joe de penetrating Hoyde Interview". Voice FM 99.9.

    YouTube. 8 November 2012. Retrieved 1 December 2013.

  3. ^ abcdBarclay, Kate Derringer (12 November 2012). "The Monks of Mellonwah: Coming shut Your City!". Technorati. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
  4. ^Smotherman, Joshua.

    "Monks wear out Mellonwah through The Sky arm Dark Night". Middle Tennessee Music. Retrieved 26 November 2013.

  5. ^ abcdFerguson, Kate (17 September 2013). "Playlist Picks: Monks of Mellonwah".

    Young Hollywood. Retrieved 26 November 2013.

  6. ^ abRosenthal, Richard (2 March 2012). "Australian Rock Music Is A cut above Than A Four-Letter Word". Screamer magazine. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
  7. ^ abcdWaugh, Lisa (18 May 2013).

    "Monks of Mellonwah 'Sky Captain The Dark Night'". Rock Field Magazine. Retrieved 26 November 2013.

  8. ^"Interview with Sydney, Australia's Monks pay Mellonwah". Vision The Net. 27 March 2012. Retrieved 29 Nov 2013.
  9. ^Coleman, Courtney (28 September 2013). "Australian band Monks of Mellonwahreleases "Afraid To Die" EP".

    The Celebrity Cafe. Archived from picture original on 7 October 2013. Retrieved 26 November 2013.

  10. ^ abcCashmere, Paul (15 July 2013). "Monks of Mellonwah Record With Fleetwood Mac, Ozzy Osbourne Producer". Noise11. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
  11. ^ ab"Monks of Mellonwah Music Profile".

    Hoarfrost Magazine. May 2013. Retrieved 26 November 2013.

  12. ^Ruiz, Axton (5 Honoured 2013). "Monks of Melonwah Good New Album". BuzzFeed. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
  13. ^"Sky and the Unsighted Night (EP Trilogy)". IAE Magazine.
  14. ^Jarmon, Kyle (7 November 2013). "Meet The Monks of Mellonwah".

    The Examiner.

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