Monobloc continue to tread their path upwards with the introspective new single, Where Is My Garden.
Brooklyn’s freshest five-piece band Monobloc are one to watch out for. Beginning the year having released their debut single ‘I’m Just Trying to Love You’, the band continue on the rise with their newest single release ‘Where is My Garden’.
‘Where is My Garden’ uncovers nostalgic vocals from Timothy Waldron and detailed instrumentation from Zack Pockrose on drums, Michael Silverglade on bass and guitarists Ben Scofield and Nina Lüders. Bassist Silverglade said, “I wrote the guitar riff years ago, long before Monobloc was even a thing.”
The melody is timeless and is not complete without the precise guitar work. The track is comparable to other musical legends such as Springsteen, Inhaler and The Killers.
The lyrics explore a sense of disillusionment and life in a big city:
Where is my garden?
Where are my friends?
Will it always feel like
The end?
The music video was also self-directed by the band in their own garden, not only linking to the song but also to their debut single’s music video. Both music videos are minimalist and capture the song’s meanings perfectly and allow listeners to fully immerse themselves with the sound of Monobloc.
Monobloc have a busy schedule ahead of them, debuting at festivals worldwide such as the iconic Corona Capital, Rock en Seine and All Points East.
AUGUST
2 – Pete’s Candy Store – Brooklyn NY
21 – Sebright Arms – London, UK (debut UK performance)|
23 – All Points East Festival – London, UK (w/ LCD Soundsystem)
25 – Rock En Seine Festival – Paris, FR (debut EU performance)
29 – Kalorama Festival – Lisbon, PT
31 – Kalorama Festival – Madrid, ES
NOVEMBER
8 – Iceland Airwaves – Reykjavík, IS
17 – Corona Capital Festival – Mexico City, MX
Watch the video for Where is My Garden.
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