Monkeys Of A Bygone Era Lexington, Kentucky
Hailing from Lexington KY, Monkeys of a Bygone Era write catchy, Bowie-esque songs that include a combination of rock n roll drama, falsetto, and sometimes electric kazoo. This band has mastered combining catchy melody, imagery, and substance. Monkeys of a bygone Era's sound also references Talking Heads, Pj Harvey, Violent Femmes, and Pavement. ... more
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