Description
bets on building simple songs, but of a striking intensity, the monomonkeys were born in 2004, on the initiative of the vocalist and guitarist Ricardo Simões. Former member of projects like in more rock n? roll business, ease and canker, ricardo joined some of the most talented musicians in the navy
great to give body to a project that already idealized some time ago. to the vocalist/guitarist joined by pedro lemos (guitar), julião bruno (drums and voice) and pedro afonso (bass), replaced months later by david silva. the quartet then began a phase of experience.
but after some jam-sessions decided to move forward and become monomonkey. After a few months of high productivity in the rehearsal room, the band presented themselves to the public in November 2004, in the large navy, at the second session of the SET04 festival. the criticism was good and the performance left in the air great promises. initial expectations are confirmed in later concerts. music gains consistency and compositions are refined with work in the essay room. the rhythm of composition increases, the quartet gains a new
breath and starts recording the first tick, titled "in danger".
this work, started in May 2006, marks the first phase of the band and leaves good leads
for a future.
between November and December 2007 is recorded the band's debut album, titled ?before
we all implode?. on your debut album, the word
order is rock. a rock that counted on melodic rhythms.
the album was recorded in the marduc studios and the production was held by marco jung (dapunksportif, born a lion, audible
architecture, etc).
Artist
Portuguese band formed by Ricardo Simões on vocals and guitar, David Silva on bass and vocals, Bruno Julião on drums and vocals and Pedro Lemos on guitar.
Tracks
1
Morning, At Last
2
Singing Out To No One
3
One Yard Race
4
Dipshit
5
Push
6
In Danger
7
Implode
8
Where To Hide?
9
To Come Alive
10
High Underground
11
Wave Goodbye
12
Dusk Dance
Releases
Members
Bruno Julião,Pedro Lemos (3),David Silva (13),Ricardo Simões (3),Gil Jerónimo
