
O Monolith: Black Vinyl LP
Teeming with melodic epiphanies and layered sounds, Squidâs second album O Monolith is a musical evocation of environment, domesticity and self-made folklore. Like its predecessor, 2021âs critically acclaimed, UK number 4 album Bright Green Field, it is dense and tricksy â but also more warm and characterful, with a meandering, questioning nature.
Expansive, evocative and hugely varied, O Monolith retains Squidâs restless, enigmatic spirit, but it still holds surprises for those familiar with Bright Green Field. Itâs a reflection of the outsized progression of a band always looking to the future. Like its namesake, O Monolith is vast and strange; alive with endless possible interpretations of its inner mysteries
Teeming with melodic epiphanies and layered sounds, Squidâs second album O Monolith is a musical evocation of environment, domesticity and self-made folklore. Like its predecessor, 2021âs critically acclaimed, UK number 4 album Bright Green Field, it is dense and tricksy â but also more warm and characterful, with a meandering, questioning nature.
Expansive, evocative and hugely varied, O Monolith retains Squidâs restless, enigmatic spirit, but it still holds surprises for those familiar with Bright Green Field. Itâs a reflection of the outsized progression of a band always looking to the future. Like its namesake, O Monolith is vast and strange; alive with endless possible interpretations of its inner mysteries
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Teeming with melodic epiphanies and layered sounds, Squidâs second album O Monolith is a musical evocation of environment, domesticity and self-made folklore. Like its predecessor, 2021âs critically acclaimed, UK number 4 album Bright Green Field, it is dense and tricksy â but also more warm and characterful, with a meandering, questioning nature.
Expansive, evocative and hugely varied, O Monolith retains Squidâs restless, enigmatic spirit, but it still holds surprises for those familiar with Bright Green Field. Itâs a reflection of the outsized progression of a band always looking to the future. Like its namesake, O Monolith is vast and strange; alive with endless possible interpretations of its inner mysteries













