Monophonic, by Pray For Sound

Monophonic

by Pray For Sound

supported by

Agent K Had to go back and pick up the original 1st EP by these guys; just to chart the progression and development.
The seeds were definitely here at the beginning.
You either love this type of atmospheric instrumental music or you don't.
But its clear to see why this band should be on the "Watch List" of all Post-Rock fans.
Brilliant.
"Stereophonic" alone is worth the price of admission for me! Favorite track: Stereophonic.

Sam Fraser Fantastic wee record from a refreshing heavier style of instrumental music. Record creates an epic atmosphere. 100% worth a listen. Favorite track: Tympanoplasty.

BenjaAmorin Great first work of this awesome band. I really love how this disease has become a masterpiece of intense music. I've made a post on my blog about this record, if you want to check it out: goo.gl/x1Ftg6

Genial primer trabajo de esta increible banda. Me alucina como una dolencia se puede convertir una obra de arte de tanta intensidad. He escrito un post sobre este discaper en mi blog, por si le queréis echar un vistazo ;) goo.gl/to657t Favorite track: Monophonic.

Dario Lupo Really great first record for this new Post-Rock band. Favorite track: Stereophonic.

Michael Reilly A quality post-rock album featuring many powerfully dark moments that fluently shift into passages of lighter melodic openess and instrumental ambience. Favorite track: Stereophonic.

more...

	/

Digital Album
Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Also includes all the album artwork.

Purchasable with gift card

$8 USD or more

You own this
T-Shirt/Shirt + Digital Album
Pray For Sound PlayStation design on black heather Bella Canvas CVC jersey tee. Printed by A Thousand Arms.

Includes unlimited streaming of Monophonic via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

ships out within 7 days

$20 USD or more

You own this
Limited Edition Digipak
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
Featuring beautiful artwork by Sean Buckley at Aggressive Logo Design inspired by Bruce's struggle with hearing loss. Made with 100% Green Forestry Practices Certified board stock and high-quality vegetable based inks.

Includes unlimited streaming of Monophonic via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Sold Out

1.	Stereophonic 05:20	buy track
2.	Tympanoplasty 07:19	buy track
3.	Retrogression (part 1) 03:32	buy track
4.	Retrogression (part 2) 03:11	buy track
5.	Monophonic 07:49	buy track

about

Inspired by Bruce's struggle with hearing loss, Monophonic takes the listener on an emotional roller coaster. In 2005, doctors discovered a destructive cyst called a cholesteatoma growing inside Bruce's left ear. After surgical removal of the cyst and reconstruction of his ear, he was left with severe hearing loss, tinnitus, and reoccurring ear pain. These emotional experiences were translated into the music and artwork that make up Monophonic.

credits

released September 11, 2012

All music written, performed and produced by Bruce Malley.
Mixed and mastered by Magnus Lindberg.
Artwork by Sean Buckley at Aggressive Logo Design.

Thank you:
Magnus Lindberg, Sean Buckley, Ryan Buckley, Brad Osgood, Dan Gonzalez, Everly McCormack, Heyjoni Blackswan, Jennifer Smullen, Jilisa Rawding, Marc Bliss, Joe Alyward, Steve Aliperta, Chris LaRocque, Nicholas Stewart, Jeff Lobdell, Jon Moore, Chris Adoretti, Luke Malley, Noelle Bourgeois, Aytac Denk and the Post-rock Facebook community, Calum McMillan at Post Blog as F**k, Kenny Miller at No Scores Just Thoughts, Mog' at The Sirens Sound, Sly at Brain on Fire, Vince Neilstein at MetalSucks.net, Michael Griffin at Far Past Post Radio, Edgar Shadoff at Ties of Senses FM, Zico at If You Have 10 Seconds to Spare, Sergey at PostrockXchange.com, Shoegaze.pl, RibsOut, /r/postrock, /r/postmetal, Triana Riposatti, Tim Kaps, Burak Ozmucur, Necati Ozmucur, Nathan Raycraft, Cristhian Felipe Guarin, Sang Ho Moon, Harris Ioannou, Luke Martin, Chris Usalis, everyone who has liked and shared the Pray for Sound Bandcamp and Facebook pages, and finally, my wonderful friends & family.