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Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Of Monsters And Men hail from Iceland, a place that’s surprisingly verdant compared to their neighbor Greenland, but shh ... it’s a secret Bjork’s been carrying for years. This group, however, is going to be one of the country’s worst-kept secrets at their rate. With a sound as big as the band itself, this sextet crafts an absolutely awesome set of pop, and despite having band members with names I can hardly pronounce, that bout of mispronunciation hardly keeps me from singing along to their tracks. Their folksy Scandinavian sets are as playful as the dynamics between the boy-girl vocals they utilize, and with a penchant for anthemic chorals and relentlessly upbeat rhythms, Of Monsters And Men is nothing short of brilliant. Their debut album, My Head Is An Animal, was freshly released to our shores April 3.

:Of Monsters And Men - Lakehouse:

:Of Monsters And Men - Little Talks:


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