"Little Talks" from Icelandic indie-pop sextet Of Monsters And Men

Celebrated Icelandic indie-pop sextet Of Monsters And Men, will release their boisterously catchy, chart topping second single ‘Little Talks’ on the 6^th August through Island Records. Since winning a local battle of the bands competition less than twelve months ago, Of Monsters And Men’s trajectory to music’s upper echelons has been unstoppable. The band’s debut album ‘My Head Is An Animal’ has already enjoyed huge success in Iceland and Europe. Mirroring that feat in America, ‘My Head Is An Animal’ went to #1 in the iTunes album chart and saw the band appear on Jimmy Fallon in May. Following that performance, Of Monsters And Men have been confirmed to appear on Jay Leno later this month.‘Little Talks’ follows debut single ‘Dirty Paws’ which enjoyed huge support across the UKs top radio stations. Dusting away years of cultural stereotypes with its rousing feel good lyrics and irresistible melodies and hooks, ‘Little Talks’ is unquestionably the sound of this year’s summer. The video for ‘Little Talks’ has already received over 8 million views and the single shows no signs of stopping there with a packed summer of festival and live performances lined up.After selling-out their debut London shows in less than two hours, Of Monsters and Men return to the UK in July having sold-out their Scala show in London, whilst also announcing new UK tour dates  in August along with appearances at Latitude, Reading and Leeds.  

UK DATES

10^th July 2012 – Oran Mor - Glasgow, Scotland
11^th July 2012 – Academy 3 - Manchester, UK
12^th July 2012 – Scala - London, UK
14^th July 2012 – Latitude Festival, UK
21^st August 2012 – Concorde 2 - Brighton, UK
22^nd August 2012 – Electric Ballroom - London, UK
24^th August 2012 – Leeds Festival, UK
26^th August 2012 – Reading Festival, UK

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 Of Monsters and Men ‘Little Talks’ Island Records August 6th 2012 Format: Download
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY
‘The Icelanders have already made waves across the Atlantic…it won’t be long until we’ve caught up’ NME
‘Propulsive, Arcade Fire-like beauty and whimsy’ The Sunday Times
‘Stirring folk-pop – massed vocals and energetic acoustic strumming’ Evening Standard
‘Relentless, anthemic approach’ Clash Magazine
‘Six piece Icelandic indie breakthrough act’ Music Week