Keymono is a band that lives in the extremes of musical eras. Their music can only be describe as highly elastic as it stretches and contracts between decades of musical styles. To make it more clear, imagine Morton Subotnick making Trip-Hop with Beth Gibbons in 1956 with a Nintendo console he stole after a routine time travel to 1985 and you'll get the picture.

Ok, never mind. Better than imagine it go and listen to their music. There are no excuses, these guys are everywhere: Spotify? check, iTunes? check, Amazon? check, CDs? check, Vinyl? but of course!

They are talented, driven, patient, focused, but above all they are very professional. When you commit to the right path success follows suit.

A note on the side. As fortuitous citizens of a small country we rarely (or never) have something to brag about while abroad. But perhaps, one day one of us (beer in hand) would be able to say something more or less like this: "Hey! you see this band in Billboard's hot chart? they are from my country, they are from Lithuania!"

Cheers!


To find more about Keymono:
http://keymono.org/
https://www.facebook.com/keymonosound

Acknowledgments:
Big big thanks from Daiva Starinskaite to D.EFECT for the beautiful outfit she is wearing in this performance


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Behind Cameras:

Gintas Berzinskas
Gediminas Bartuška
Edita Anglickaitė
Gabriel Orentas

Post production:

Dora Plataunaite
Gabriel Orentas

Audio and performance by KEYMONO


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We would like to thank Victoras Diawara and the good people of LOFTAS for for providing the PA equipment used in this video

Also we want to thank "Depas" the company at the locomotive repair hangars. These are the people working 24/7 to service and maintain all the trains, so they keep running smoothly and you can catch them on time. Thank you so much for opening your doors and allowing performances like this to take place in this amazing location


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