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I Monster

I Monster are an English electronic music duo, composed of the Sheffield-based record producers Dean Thomas Honer and Jarrod Nicholas Gosling. Best known for their songs "Who Is She?" and "Daydream in Blue", both of which appeared on their 2003 album Neveroddoreven, they have also produced records for acts such as The Human League and HK119, and worked…

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Genres
Electronic · trip hop · psychedelic pop · electropop
Labels
Cercle · Instant Karma · Twins of Evil · Dharma
Members
Dean Honer · Jarrod Gosling
Origin
Sheffield, England
Years active
1998–present

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I Monster

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Triples158
Avg. degree1.98
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I Monster

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related to Formation and Daydream In Blue (1996–2002) · 35
I Monster → Add, After, After British, All Seeing, Aphex Twin, Arts Council, Autechre, Barry Smith, Black Dog, Blancmange, Blue, Bowling Green, CDs, Cercle Records, Daydream, Dean Thomas Honer, Drawing, Early, Ennio Morricone, Fad Gadget
related to Gosling · 35
I Monster → Canterbury, Cecilia Fage, Cobalt Chapel, Creative, Dissecting The Worm, EPs, Gosling, Her Week, It, Klara Till Slutet, London, Monster, Mountain, Neither Use Nor Ornament, Opposition, Orange Synthetic, Ornament, Pig Views, Psychedelia, Regal Worm
related to Bright Sparks documentary (2015–2016) · 22
I Monster → Adrian Utley, Alan, Alessandro Cortini, Billy Currie, Bright Sparks, British, Daniel Miller, Dave Spiers, Don Buchla, GForce, Harry Chamberlin, Herbert Deutsch, Interviewees, Karl Hyde, Ken Freeman, Monster, Pearlman, Robert Moog, Side, The
related to Comeback (2022–present) · 17
I Monster → Anniversary, Blue, Daydream, Europe, Hannah Hu, Jenny Green, Katie Mason, March, Monster, Neveroddoreven, Redux, The, They, This, TikTok, Who Are They Tour, Who Is She
related to Neveroddoreven (2003–2008) · 17
I Monster → According, Blue, Chicago, Daydream, Daydreamin, Dharma Records, Fred, Gosling, In, Jill Scott, Lupe Fiasco, Marion Benoist, Monster, Neveroddoreven, The, The Lovers, Varrod Goblink
related to A Dense Swarm and People Soup (2009–2013) · 11
I Monster → Ancient Stars, Credo, Dare, Dense Swarm, Gosling, In, Joseph Stannard, Monster, The, The Human League's, The Quietus
Genres · 4
I Monster → Electronic, electropop, psychedelic pop, trip hop
Labels · 4
I Monster → Cercle, Dharma, Instant Karma, Twins of Evil
Members · 2
I Monster → Dean Honer, Jarrod Gosling
related to Production Credits · 2
I Monster → Monster, Production

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album monster honer gosling music released daydream neveroddoreven electronic blue called songs release records rock first two duo 2013 bright

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I MonsterGenresElectronic1.00infobox
I MonsterGenrestrip hop1.00infobox
I MonsterGenrespsychedelic pop1.00infobox
I MonsterGenreselectropop1.00infobox
I MonsterLabelsCercle1.00infobox
I MonsterLabelsInstant Karma1.00infobox
I MonsterLabelsTwins of Evil1.00infobox
I MonsterLabelsDharma1.00infobox
I MonsterMembersDean Honer1.00infobox
I MonsterMembersJarrod Gosling1.00infobox
I MonsterOriginSheffield, England1.00infobox
I MonsterWebsiteimonstermusic.com1.00infobox
I MonsterYears active1998–present1.00infobox

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