Mona
Mona formed in 2010 with Katie Gavin on vocals and guitar, Nick Brown on guitar, Zach Schimpf on bass, and Vince Gard on drums. Their first single, 'Shooting...
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Mona formed in 2010 with Katie Gavin on vocals and guitar, Nick Brown on guitar, Zach Schimpf on bass, and Vince Gard on drums. Their first single, 'Shooting the Moon,' came out in 2011 and got some alternative radio play. The band released a self-titled debut album in 2012, followed by 'Torches and Pitchforks' in 2014 and 'Tracer' in 2016.
Songs like 'Teenager' and 'Alibis' show the band's mix of indie rock with some folk touches in Gavin's vocal delivery. Their sound evolved over those three albums, with 'Tracer' leaning into more introspective territory compared to their earlier work.
In 2013, Mona had some legal trouble with their former label that slowed things down for a while. They kept playing and recording afterward, but that period marked a shift in how the band operated.
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