Monsters (Funeral for a Friend song)

"Monsters"

Single by Funeral for a Friend

from the album Hours

Released

28 August 2005

Genre

Post-hardcore

Length

3:29

Funeral for a Friend singles chronology

"Streetcar"
(2005)

"Monsters"
(2005)

"History"
(2005)

"Monsters" was the second single released from Funeral for a Friend's second album Hours. It charted at number 36 in the UK. The song received a large amount of airplay on Radio 1 at the time, but did not chart that well and is one of the few singles not to appear on their Greatest Hits compilation Your History Is Mine: 2002-2009.

CD1:

1. Monsters 2. Sunday Bloody Sunday (U2 Cover)

CD2:

1. Monsters 2. The Boys Are Back In Town (Thin Lizzy Cover) 3. Monsters (Jagz Kooner Remix)

7" A: Monsters B: Babylon's Burning (The Ruts Cover)

Funeral for a Friend

Gavin Burrough Kris Coombs-Roberts Matthew Davies-Kreye Richard Boucher Gareth Ellis-Davies Matthew Evans Andi Morris Johnny Phillips Kerry Roberts Darran Smith Ryan Richards Pat Lundy

Studio albums	Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation (2003) Hours (2005) Tales Don't Tell Themselves (2007) Memory and Humanity (2008) Welcome Home Armageddon (2011) Conduit (2013) Chapter and Verse (2015)

Extended plays	Between Order and Model (2002) Four Ways to Scream Your Name (2003) Seven Ways to Scream Your Name (2003) Bullet Theory/My Dying Day (2004) The Great Wide Open (2007) The Young and Defenceless (2010) See You All In Hell (2011)

Compilations	Your History Is Mine: 2002–2009 (2009)

Live albums	Spilling Blood in 8 mm (2004) Final Hours at Hammersmith (2006)

Singles	"Juneau" "She Drove Me to Daytime Television/Bullet Theory" "Escape Artists Never Die" "Streetcar" "Monsters" "History" "Roses for the Dead" "Into Oblivion (Reunion)" "Walk Away" "The Great Wide Open" "Waterfront Dance Club/Beneath the Burning Tree" "Kicking and Screaming" "Rules and Games" "Front Row Seats To The End Of The World" "Sixteen" "Broken Foundation" "High Castles" "Best Friends & Hospital Beds" "The Distance" "Nails"

Related	Discography International Tour Cardiff music scene

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