aaamusic | On 21, Jun 2011

Following on from the success of last year’s releases in the form of ‘On and On/A Matter of Confusion’ and ‘Me and My Machine’, Sweden’s Mono Stereo return with new single ‘Girl, I Love You.’

The single has been produced by Kramer (Galaxie 500, Low), with b-side ‘Darkside’ produced by Kramer and remixed by the band themselves.

‘Girl, I Love You’ is a perfect, tie-dye infused summer anthem, bouncing along on a garage swing of distortion soaked guitar melodies before driving through the sixties hue that Mono Stereo have become renowned modern purveyors of, with the effortlessly infectious chorus proving impossible to not remain embedded permanently in the daisy-chain utopia of the season. ‘Darkside’ then finds the band building up from a near-sinister abyss of disorientating and frightening guitar sounds before snapping into a driving, rhythm-led and cathartic course of sense-soaking noise.

With the band already receiving great support in the UK from the likes of BBC 6Music, God Is In The TV and The Vinyl District, as well as receiving great support from the US with previous single being released on vinyl-only label MPLS LTD and the band reaching the likes of Culture Bully and Consequence of Sound, ‘Girl, I Love You’ is sure to grace an even wider consciousness any time soon.

Mono Stereo – Girl, I Love You by Two Tap Digital

One of their best songs so far
Meadow Music

To say that this band are an ‘interesting’ proposition doesn’t even come close.
Music Fan’s Mic

A really uplifting, 60′s garage inspired song that skips along at a really nice pace […] it’s great.
Muso’s Guide