Inuit Monkeys
Inuit Monkeys formed in 2002 with four members: brothers Jakob and Noah Petersen, and their cousins Lars and Mikkel Broberg. They came from Greenland, and...
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Inuit Monkeys formed in 2002 with four members: brothers Jakob and Noah Petersen, and their cousins Lars and Mikkel Broberg. They came from Greenland, and their music drew on the landscape and their Inuit background. Their early sound was raw and direct, built around driving rhythms and Jakob Petersen's vocals.
In 2004, they released a debut EP that included the song "Blood." That track became their calling card, with its visceral energy connecting with listeners. Other songs from that period, like "Get out of Hell" and "Monkey in the Mirror," carried a similar intensity. They followed with albums such as "Arctic Warriors" in 2006 and "Frozen Echoes" in 2009.
Their approach sometimes drew criticism for being too dark or explicit, but they kept working. They put out another album, "Exile of the Heart," in 2012. Their catalog includes songs like "No Message," "Nothing," and "The Man About Town," which maintained that blend of emotional weight and raw musical force.
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