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Monolith is the sixth studio album by American progressive rock band Kansas released in 1979 This was Kansas’ third straight studio album to hits the Billboard Top 10 and has one Top 40 hit on it “People of the South Wind” Believing that fans didn’t like Monolith they did not perform any of the songs again until the mid-1990s when they revived “People of the South Wind” and “Reason to Be” briefly In recent years the opening track “On the Other Side” has been featured in performances on and off on tours. The album cover by artist Bruce Wolfe features an Indian in a space helmet with horns on it standing in front of defunct freeway on-ramp pillars behind which is a lunar scene and more pillars The cover art signifies the destruction of the modern world with the Indians left to live in the remains The helmets are needed by the Indians to breathe because of the pollution the modern world has left behind.
