Spaces Everywhere

The Monochrome Set is back with their latest album, Spaces Everywhere. Lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter Bid describes the music as melodic and cheerful, while the lyrics touch on dark themes like death and decay, making the band popular with the undead.

This album features a unique sound with banjos, Hammond organ, female backing vocals, and flutes. However, the signature undistorted, nervous guitars of The Monochrome Set are still present, giving the music a timeless quality that defies categorization. Bid's voice on this album is reminiscent of American crooners, adding a new dimension to the band's sound.

Most of the songs were written in 2014, capturing the springtime air of that year. Despite their lack of major commercial success, The Monochrome Set has always been a favorite among music insiders. Their influence can be heard in bands like Felt, Franz Ferdinand, Belle and Sebastian, and The Strokes.

Spaces Everywhere has the potential to become a classic, much like their previous albums Eligible Bachelors and Strange Boutique. This LP includes a vinyl record and a CD version for your listening pleasure.