Monkey Puzzle

This page applies to at least three distinct groups: (1) Monkey Puzzle are a nu-metal band formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 2011, composed of Conor Moore (vocals), Ross McAdam (guitar), Luke Donnelly (bass) and Lewis Kelly (drums). As of 2025, they have released two five-track EPs: Suck Macaque (2015) and Scum (2021). Performing alongside other local acts such as Psyko Dalek, they have not played live since July 2023 and the band's current status is unknown. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

This page applies to at least three distinct groups: (1) Monkey Puzzle are a nu-metal band formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 2011, composed of Conor Moore (vocals), Ross McAdam (guitar), Luke Donnelly (bass) and Lewis Kelly (drums). As of 2025, they have released two five-track EPs: Suck Macaque (2015) and Scum (2021). Performing alongside other local acts such as Psyko Dalek, they have not played live since July 2023 and the band's current status is unknown. (2) Monkey Puzzle is a four piece punk band from Kapiti Coast, New Zealand. Monkey Puzzle formed in 1995 and later gained popularity by offering many of their songs for free online. Monkey Puzzle gets its name from a type of tree. The band renamed itself "Faster She Said" for the Battle of the Bands in 2007, which they subsequently won. Current news and events are available on their MySpace page http://www.myspace.com/fastershesaid (3) Monkey Puzzle is, or was (they have not performed since 2004), an a cappella group from Bloomington, Indiana, USA (it formed while the members were undergraduates at Indiana University). "The group is known for composing unusual sound mixes and lyrics using the broad range of capabilities present within its members. Their music covers a fairly broad range of music styles including pop/rock, world, folk and even chant." --Wikipedia Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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