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From Monument To Masses Was A Politically-Charged Post-Rock Band Which Was Founded In San Francisco In Late 2000. They Have Released Four Albums To Date The Latest Full-Length Of Which Was Released Through Dim Mak On March 10th 2009. The Group Came Together In Late 2000 When Matthew Solberg Guitarist Vocalist Programmer And Francis Choung Vocalist Percussionist Drummer Met Through An Online Message Board For Local Musicians. The Two Began Playing Together And Connected With Sergio Robledo-Moderazo Bassist Keyboardist Programmer Vocalist Who Also Had Connections With Steve Aoki Who Was The Main Frontman Of Dim Mak Records - The Record Label They Would Sign To Shortly After. Instead Of Searching For A Lead Vocalist The Band Decided To Implement Samples Of Various Media Sources Into Their Music Showcasing The Members' Political And Social Concerns With The Modern World. Combining The Fluid Arrangements And Structures Of Post-Rock One Thinks Of A More Upbeat Mogwai Or Godspeed You! Black Emperor Along With The Standard Principles Of Post-Hardcore The Band Has Gained Critical Acclaim For Their Approach To Instrumental Rock. The Band Is Still Currently Signed To Dim Mak Records. The Follow Up To 2003's Groundbreaking The Impossible Leap In One Hundred Simple Steps Was A Album Containing Covers And Different Version Of Their Songs As Well As Two New Tracks Titled Schools Of Thought Contend. For The Next Four Years From Monument To Masses Toured Massively Throughout America Europe And Asia. In 2009 They Released Beyond God And Elvis As A Single And In March Released On Little Known Frequencies. They Played Their Final Show On August 28th 2010 At The Great American Music Hall In San Francisco California The Original Lineup Matthew Solberg - Guitar Loops Sergio Robledo-Maderazo - Bass Guitar Keyboards Samples Francis Choung - Drums Keys Programming. Http //www.Monument-Masses.Com
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From Monument To Masses Was A Politically-Charged Post-Rock Band Which Was Founded In San Francisco In Late 2000. They Have Released Four Albums To Date The Latest Full-Length Of Which Was Released Through Dim Mak On March 10th 2009. The Group Came Together In Late 2000 When Matthew Solberg Guitarist Vocalist Programmer And Francis Choung Vocalist Percussionist Drummer Met Through An Online Message Board For Local Musicians. The Two Began Playing Together And Connected With Sergio Robledo-Moderazo Bassist Keyboardist Programmer Vocalist Who Also Had Connections With Steve Aoki Who Was The Main Frontman Of Dim Mak Records - The Record Label They Would Sign To Shortly After. Instead Of Searching For A Lead Vocalist The Band Decided To Implement Samples Of Various Media Sources Into Their Music Showcasing The Members' Political And Social Concerns With The Modern World. Combining The Fluid Arrangements And Structures Of Post-Rock One Thinks Of A More Upbeat Mogwai Or Godspeed You! Black Emperor Along With The Standard Principles Of Post-Hardcore The Band Has Gained Critical Acclaim For Their Approach To Instrumental Rock. The Band Is Still Currently Signed To Dim Mak Records. The Follow Up To 2003's Groundbreaking The Impossible Leap In One Hundred Simple Steps Was A Album Containing Covers And Different Version Of Their Songs As Well As Two New Tracks Titled Schools Of Thought Contend. For The Next Four Years From Monument To Masses Toured Massively Throughout America Europe And Asia. In 2009 They Released Beyond God And Elvis As A Single And In March Released On Little Known Frequencies. They Played Their Final Show On August 28th 2010 At The Great American Music Hall In San Francisco California The Original Lineup Matthew Solberg - Guitar Loops Sergio Robledo-Maderazo - Bass Guitar Keyboards Samples Francis Choung - Drums Keys Programming. Http //www.Monument-Masses.Com
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