This gallery comes courtesy of Pinpoint Music, who documented the very last show Monotonix will play in L.A. ever! If you were never lucky enough to feel this Israeli band’s sweaty body upon your fingertips, that’s too bad. Photos by Ben Irwin

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TJPs’ music is so steeped in Coppertone and 4 foot lefts that, at one point, I could of sworn I had sand between my toes. If they were a surf spot they would be Trestles, not Rincon, but who cares?

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I think I’m now legally deaf, I really do. Well, maybe in just one ear but, none the less, still partly deaf after surviving the kilowatt blaring experience that is a performance by Tel Aviv’s Monotonix. The experience must come close to the thrill of scaling a mountaintop or sailing the seven seas.

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Email us at rsvp@larecord.com for a chance to win! We’re giving away a pair a day right up to the day of the show.

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photography by benjamin hoste

Monotonix performing at The Smell on September 16, 2009 with Signals.

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Israel’s Monotonix are known and respected and perhaps even secretly coveted here in L.A. because of their world-wrecking live set and super-charged rock ‘n’ roll. Singer Ami Shalev speaks now while presumably fully clothed. This interview by Rena Kosnett.

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The Monotonix threesome is the hairiest, sweatiest 3-headed creature since mythological times. There’s a blues-riffing guitar and a rousing drumbeat, but the physicality of the band’s performance overshadows everything else. The look in singer Levi “Ha Haziz” Elvis’s eyes, wide open and peering about, is louder than the English and/or Hebrew words he’s growling into the microphone.

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tod seelie

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Via F Yeah Fest, now with less ‘uck’:

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