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Frisky Monkey Atlanta, Georgia
Frisky Monkey is an Atlanta based duo comprised of vocalist Juan Cezar and multi-instrumentalist Douglas Pettus. Together they bring a heady blend of swirling synths, moody guitars and entrancing vocals with a pop sensibility to the electronic music landscape. ... more
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I’ve always loved the funky side of Alpha. But the dark, wonderfully creepy ballads shine on this album! Tracks like Snuff ‘Em Out (my fav thx to a vid Alpha shared last month), Veins or Meat Ribbons are amazing. Synthwave sounds stale to me lately because of similar sound, omnipresent arpeggiators, weak melodies and basic harmonic structure, but Alpha’s unusual chord progressions as well as comparatively exotic melodies entertain me. I’ll be returning to this EP a lot; happy for the cas
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