Recently voted “Best Multiple Media Idea” by the Austin Chronicle, Monofonus Press’ IF Series chronicles collaborations between musicians, writers and artists that both illuminate and influence the work of each artist, coalescing to create a unique genre.
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The Works
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Soft Encounters
One-sider
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John Wesley Coleman III
Nightmare on Silly Street LP
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Pillow Queens
Kookoolegit
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Golden Boys
Goodbye Country
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IF 01
Over the Hill & Days uv Bloat
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GayBiGayGay!!!
GBGG Photo Book!
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Thor Harris – A Post Apocolyptic Tale of Friendship
IF 10
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Diagonals
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IF 05
Diagonals & Michael Berryhill
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Storm Shelter
S/T CS EP
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The Pheromoans
Bar Rock
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Soft Healer
One-sider
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Follow That Bird
one-sider
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Jill Pangallo
Let Me Entertain You
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John Wesley Coleman
Ghettoblaster 7"
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IF 07
Thor Harris
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Street art, Valencia Spain
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When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
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Duncan Malashock
Let's Make Sure Everything is a Thing
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Palm: Haiku by Grant Cross
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Sun Araw
Houston Abstros 7"
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Big Deal #1
Feb 2011 4-record package!
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Tim Kerr
Your Name Here
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Jules Buck Jones
Everglades
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Max Juren
Videos
IF 02
The Roller establishes the mood with their vicious volume and undeniable presence while author Rebecca Bengal provides the story, Captioning for the Blind, a lonely, lost Hill Country tale full of absence and animal carcasses. Both are accompanied by painter Virginia Yount’s fluorescent visions of surreal and mysteriously abandoned landscapes. Inspired by this collaboration, the Roller wrote the opening track, Zugunruhe, based on Bengal’s story. The title describes an anxious behavior in birds, or as the sickening vocal sermon eerily declares, a “restless migration.”
