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Of Monsters and Men are six piece indie/folk band from Iceland. |
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Of Monsters and Men are six piece indie/folk band from Iceland.
Of Monsters and Men are the 2010 winners of Músíktilraunir (a nation wide battle of the bands competition).
They have had some success with their song “Little Talks”. The Seattle based radio station “Kexp” recorded it live over 2010 the Iceland Airwaves festival. The single is available for download on itunes
David Fricke of Rolling Stone magazine called them "New Aracde Fire"[1] and Iceland's Mumford and Sons.
Their debut album "My head is an animal" was released in Iceland September 2011.[2]