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Behold! The Monolith Los Angeles, California
New album, From the Fathomless Deep out July 15 on Ripple Music.
"The BEHOLD! THE
MONOLITH of 2022 is not the same band we knew all those years ago: grizzlier, rougher-hewn and more technically visceral than they’ve ever been. A welcome reward for their decade-old following, and a ear-splitting surprise for those unbaptized."
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