Of Monsters and Men is a unique band of singers and musicians who hail from Iceland. Their songs are upbeat, lively and have a sound that is distinctly their own. The music that is created by Of Monsters and Men beautifully blends gorgeous vocal harmonies with an eclectic arrangement and an assortment of musical instruments. Here is a look at the best songs yet by Of Monsters and Men.
“Little Talks”
From the very first note, Of Monsters and Men grab their audience with “Little Talks.” From start to finish, this upbeat song captivated me. I was thrilled by the beat, the fresh vibe and the overall package of “Little Talks.” This is the song that got me hooked on Of Monsters and Men. For further enjoyment, check out the official music video.
“Six Weeks”
“Six Weeks” is another great output from Of Monsters and Men. Expect an upbeat melody that is impossible not to dance to and sing along with. Around three and a half minutes into the song, the melody picks up and transforms the song into an unforgettable tune.
“King and Lionheart”
“King and Lionheart” starts off a bit more softly and delicately than many of the other tracks by Of Monsters and Men, but don’t discount this song just yet. The song is completely addictive, and will have you singing along in no time.
“Numb Bear”
“Numb Bear” has a unique vibe to it and after just one listen I was hooked. Disregard the odd title, this song is sure to be on repeat on many mp3 players. Of Monsters and Men never does not disappoint, and “Numb Bear” is definitely one of their best tracks yet.
“Phantom”
A track by Of Monsters and Men that took me to another place and time is “Phantom.” “Phantom” is a considerably mellow track in comparison with Of Monsters and Men’s other songs. The melody is hauntingly beautiful and the lyrics compliment the song well.
If this is the first time you are hearing about “Of Monsters and Men,” definitely give them a shot. They are currently touring in the United States and they have added more shows to their tour to accommodate their growing fan base.
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