Mind Monogram discusses their upcoming album ‘Ivory Hall’ and how they’ve learned to turn time from a foe into an essential collaborator. Featuring photos by Martin Santacruz Jr. for GUM.
Mind Monogram’s “Insomniac” eloquently paints loss but not necessarily an ending.
Mind Monogram displays a weightless stance on their live session performance for “Dark Matter Theory.”
Los Angeles locals Mind Monogram discuss their new album, playing ‘catch-up,’ and being themselves. The interview features a recent live session from The Up&Up Studios, as well as photography and design from Folk Grp.
What may first catch on-goers with the abstract, and textured folds of a visually pleasing design, local Pomona bar and venue, Acerogami, is developing a larger grip on local music and continues to take its part as a vital asset in Pomona in bringing the music community together.
With a well deserved momentum building up this year, Los Angeles dream-pop locals, Mind Monogram, return with a sophomore EP,Continue Reading
Los Angeles experimental and chamber-pop group, Mind Monogram, return with a familiar sound, on their new single “Weeping Willow” fromContinue Reading
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