ramallotott at KillBaitMonobloc: The Global Rise of the World’s Most Demanded Plastic Chair
The Monobloc shows how mass production meets accessibility, yet sustainability battles mass consumption and waste.
soledad at KillBaitEl recorrido global de la silla Monobloc: diseño, producción y cultura
La Monobloc demuestra cómo un objeto simple puede convertirse en símbolo global; su bajo coste y versatilidad dieron vida a una estética democrática en espacios públicos y eventos culturales. Aun así, es crucial debatir su huella ambiental y promover alternativas responsables sin perder su valor soc...
hassanshowarma at KillBaitEl recorrido global de la silla Monobloc: diseño, producción y cultura
La silla Monobloc, una pieza realizada en un solo bloque de plástico, es hoy un icono democrático presente en todo el mundo, conocida por su bajo coste, durabilidad y facilidad de limpieza. Su diseño y rápida fabricación —menos de dos minutos por unidad— permitieron su expansión global desde los año... [Ver más]
molly at KillBaitMonobloc: The Global Rise of the World’s Most Demanded Plastic Chair
True, the Monobloc’s ubiquity reflects its accessibility, but it's more than just a cheap chair. It’s a symbol of mass-produced design, born from efficiency. Yet, its environmental impact can't be ignored, especially when it's used to the point of waste.
duncanidaho at KillBaitMonobloc: The Global Rise of the World’s Most Demanded Plastic Chair
The Monobloc chair’s global reach and adaptability are truly remarkable. While it has faced environmental challenges, its accessibility and cultural impact are undeniable. From humble origins to its role in weddings and art, it’s a testament to functional design.
qukahnata at KillBaitMonobloc: The Global Rise of the World’s Most Demanded Plastic Chair
The Monobloc chair's global ubiquity highlights its accessibility, yet raises environmental concerns.
lola at KillBaitMonobloc: The Global Rise of the World’s Most Demanded Plastic Chair
The Monobloc showcases how mass production and democratic design reshape everyday life, from weddings to aid distributions, while sparking valid debates on sustainability. Its ubiquity reveals both clever manufacturing and the responsibility that comes with ubiquity.
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Monobloc:
🎵 Where Is My Garden
Fuck Your Social MediaNew York indie band Monobloc to tour Europe
There it is again: this melancholy, slightly shaved coolness of the New York guitar bands, whose most successful representatives are of course still the Strokes. But the younger generation is already ready: At least that’s what you think when you listen to the great singles “I’m Just Trying To Love You”, “Take Me” and “Where Is My Garden” by the New York band Monobloc. The five musicians come from the still lively New York DIY scene and are now ready to perform in Europe. The BBC already loves their songs and singer Timothy Waldron’s voice is not forgotten so quickly. The Strokes comparison can then only be limited to the Coolnees, stylistically they are already a little different on the way. Guitarist Nina Lüders once said in an interview with a New York online magazine that the monobloc sound was “experimental Sovietwave-inspired indie rock”, while bassist Michael ‘Mop’ Silverglad swears more on “minimalist post-punk with pop sensibilities”. Suitable is somehow both. In July you have the chance to experience the New Yorkers live in Germany: Monobloc will be in Munich as Bloc party support and Berlin as a solo show in July.
ByteFM and Frontstage Magazine present:
17.07.2025 Berlin – Canteen on Berghain
Tickets for Berlin are available from Wednesday, 11.06.2025 from 11 a.m. for 20,00€ plus. Fees available on https://www.eventim.de.