Category: Video

Here’s a video documenting the recording of “Backyard Worlds”, a track from The Sighs of Monsters’s new album, ‘Present’, in our loft studio. The new album is due out in early June 2024.

This is a cover of ‘Popularity’, from the Sparks 1983 album ‘In Outer Space’. We like this song a lot. Whistle along with us (Dean could use the help!)

Here’s a video documenting the recording of “Sad Song”, another track of The Sighs of Monsters’s new album, ‘Present’, in our loft studio. The new album is due out in early June 2024.

“Proper Motion”, is the fifth track of The Sighs of Monsters’s new album, ‘Present’. The new album is due out in early June 2024.

This is ‘Wolves, Lower’ – an early song by the inimitable REM. We’re big fans, and songs like this were definitely rattling around in our heads during the writing and production of our fourth album, Present. To celebrate reaching our Kickstarter target in funding that album’s release, we thought we’d have some fun and try our hand at covering it. Hope you enjoy it!

Here’s a video documenting the recording of “I Was Not What I Seem Like”, the fourth track of The Sighs of Monsters’s new album, ‘Present’, in our loft studio. The new album is due out in early June 2024.

Here’s a video documenting the recording of “Abdication”, the third track of The Sighs of Monsters’s new album, ‘Present’, in our loft studio. The new album is due out in early June 2024.

Here’s a video documenting the recording of “You Have Left Us No Alternative”, the second track of The Sighs of Monsters’s new album, ‘Present’, in our attic studio. The new album is due out in early June 2024.

Here’s a video documenting the recording of Alibis, the opening track of The Sighs of Monsters’s new album, ‘Present’, in our attic studio. The new album is due out in early June 2024.

Though it was hard to digest, the threat of nuclear war loomed over the world again this month as another despot with grand delusions sent in his army to fulfil some twisted national destiny. Once again the citizens of peaceful cities took cover in underground shelters as sirens wailed above ground. This song is not a direct political commentary on current events however, but rather a rumination on what drives the tyrannical personality, and on the fragility of peace.

The video is set at a fictitious TV News channel as things unravel for the mad tyrant.