Temporarily quitting their LA abode for a rare homeward trip Saucy Monky reveal that the Viper Room isn’t all it’s cracked up to be and explain how they’ve conquered US television.
The last time we caught up with Saucy Monky, they were...
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'Everybody Wants Something More' set to feature in new Stateside show...
Read More A short and sweet album that hits the ground running with a sexy sound that's sure to produce a few chart-toppers.
Read More Saucy Monky have released 'Touch Yourself' as the second UK single from their acclaimed album Turbulence.
Read More Saucy Monky have scored a UK deal following their recent success on US radio
Read More Saucy Monky have had considerable success convincing American radio programmers with their new single 'Disco Ball'
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The second single to be taken from the quartet’s sophomore album Turbulence, this track enters fast and furious, bounces along exuberantly and then exits quite suddenly with a ‘kiss my ass’ flourish.
Read More With the release of their hugely impressive Turbulence album, LA/Irish outfit Saucy Monky have emerged as genuine contenders. As the critical plaudits continue to mount up, twin lead vocalists and songwriters Cynthia Catania and Annmarie Cullen step up to the mic.
Read More Turbulence, the debut album proper from Saucy Monky, is one of those records. It is at once rich, smart, sexy, thrilling, entertaining, diverse and hugely accomplished. It is a great, rock’n’roll record, both playful and deep, its sometimes dark indie heart-core spangled with enough sparks of pop magic to light up the western sky.
Read More After the modest success of ‘Don’t Wanna Know Your Name’, Saucy Monky return with a thoroughly modern cover of the Divinyl’s cheeky classic
Read More Saucy Monky have announced a series of live dates in which they will be plugging their first full-length album
Read More They may be three-part American to one part Irish, but Saucy Monky have made Ireland a priority over the past 12 months – and 2004 should see them reaping the benefits.
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With their new single taking residency in the national airwaves, Irish fans will be primed for next month's Saucy Monky tour
Read More This pair of unashamed rock chicks have developed their own unique take on a well-worn blueprint.
Read More Two girls, two countries, two very different perspectives: put them together and they make Saucy Monky – originators of some of the sexiest and most addictive guitar driven pop music we’ve heard in years.
Read More Saucy Monky team up with Nick Kelly and Naimee Coleman for an Irish mini-tour
Read More A part-American, part-Irish quartet, Saucy Monky have earned their spurs playing the college scene around LA and it shows on Celebrity Trash, an assured debut album by any standards.
Read More Though soaked in the musical culture of Southern California, female-fronted indie quartet Saucy Monky say there’s an undeniably Irish strain to their music.
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