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Listen/purchase: You Look Good On The Train by The Monolators

'You Look Good On The Train' by The Monolators is an absolutely perfect blend of pop and garage rock sensibility by this much beloved L.A. indie institution. There's no reason this song shouldn't have you bouncing along and bopping your head to it's infectious pulse. 

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Split, by Whitman / Quem Quaeritis

Released in an edition of 100 pro-dubbed and imprinted cassettes houside inside a full-color, wrap-around o-cards with artwork by Brian Blomerth.

This new single, released by Folktale Records and available digitally and on cassette, includes remixes by two Vanity Projects-associated acts. 

The tape is a split with Quem Quaeritis' "Taco Party" on one side and Whitman's "Tacos Like Everyday" on another side. The Whitman side includes several remixes, including one by Eli Chartkoff (Dawn of Sequins, the Monolators) and one by Geoff Geis & Sean Carnage. 

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THE MONOLATORS PRESENT MECHANOOKIE - A RADIO PLAY : HUDSON THEATRE Starring: Gary Karp, Jeanette Scherrer, Ron Wingate, and featuring Heather Heywood (Summer Darling), Melissa Peckham (Hexham Heads), Geoff Geis (Pizza!), Jim Saunders (The Hectors), Tom Bogdon (Shirley Rolls), Jim Merson (Captain Ahab), Pauline Lay (Moses Campbell) and Ema Tuennerman (Ema And Her Lady Parts). On March 8th, Los Angeles based The Monolators will present a radio play via podcast entitled Mechanookie that was written by front man Eli Chartkoff.  The 6 episode series will feature new original music by the band and will culminate with a live performance on April 14th of both the play and the music at Hudson Backstage Theater (map) in Hollywood. Tickets can be purchased for $10 at mechanookie.com or themonolators.com