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Mong Tong Taipei, Taiwan
Mong Tong's music is heavily influenced by Southeast Asian culture, including its mythology and folklore, as well as 60s and 70s psychedelic music. Their sound is characterized by hypnotic rhythms, dreamy melodies, and otherworldly atmospheres.
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supported by 28 fans who also own “Indies 印”
So hard to pick a favorite off of this... like the Windows XP Pinball sample in Chakra?! I'm blown away.
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supported by 23 fans who also own “Indies 印”
saw Mong Tong in bristol live recently - very impressive - especially the bass player!
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Orientations 向位
by Mong Tong 夢東
supported by 20 fans who also own “Indies 印”
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Throbbing dark electronic music that summons visions of forbidding caves and stormy nights.
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The Taiwanese duo's latest is a ticket to a sonic space that’s familiar yet otherworldly, a half-dreamt subtropical archipelago one senses they’re only beginning to map.
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台灣謎景 Music from Taiwan Mystery
by Mong Tong 夢東
A soundtrack to a series of art books previously released by the band, "Music from Taiwan Mystery" combines slow-paced electronic psychedelia with samples from vintage video games and film.
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台灣謎景 Music from Taiwan Mystery
by Mong Tong 夢東
supported by 19 fans who also own “Indies 印”
At points, this reminds me of the bands that defined early chillwave, like Ducktails, Memory Tapes, or Predator Vision; the guitars are similarly reverb-y and chorus-drenched, chords splashing out lazily and slow, swaggers subverted into saunters. However, the Eastern melodic flavor gives this more of an overtly mystical aesthetic, and the instrumentation and compositional elements are far more exotic and interesting. Highly recommended.
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