Monogold Brooklyn, New York
"...sparkling slab of indie psych-pop which, with its hypnotically submerged vocals..."-
Noisey
"The EP's six tracks vary from gentle, ambling pieces with wordless vocals ("Skylark") to drum-driven, effects-drenched workouts ("Holograms")." -AllMusic
"...shimmering tractor beam appeal and hypnotism..." -- Impose Magazine
"a multi-layered spectacle that you can’t turn away from." -- Earbuddy
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