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The Coconut Monkeyrocket and MartinibombThe Coconut Monkeyrocket & Martinibomb SPLIT! [csr016] (2004)

Martinibomb: From the exotic Northeast sands of Portland, Oregon, two brothers (Eric and Ryan) orchestrate sampled records with acoustic guitar, programmed beats, computerized synthlines, live bass, toy monkeys and anything else they can use.

The Coconut Monkeyrocket: A one man music project out of Tallahassee, Florida, The Coconut Monkeyrocket A.K.A. Jason Emmett assembles layers and layers of samples together to make a cartoonish dance racket.

Check out more information about this album on it's Comfort Stand release page.


This audio is part of the collection: Comfort Stand

Artist/Composer: The Coconut Monkeyrocket and Martinibomb
Date: 2004-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Dance; Electronic; Instrumental Pop; Found Sounds

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial

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Reviewer: Maury Brunner - - July 25, 2007
Subject: nasty
must say it's nasty

not good nasty

bad nasty

Reviewer: OffTheCharts - - January 7, 2006
Subject: Delightful
I feel like...

Reviewer: Backtrack - - December 5, 2005
Subject: ohmy
ohmyohmyohmy. yes, play again and again and again. in a row - no stopping. (actually, i speak english, but i don't wanna) yes, so good!

Reviewer: kareneliot - - October 28, 2005
Subject: I've been waiting my whole life for this sound.
Contemporary & Cosmopolitan! Like a twisted stellar cocktail party George and Jane Jetson would go to. I am hooked!

Reviewer: beannie - - August 4, 2005
Subject: Cool !
Very very nice! Love It.

Reviewer: Friar Tuckinshirt - - June 6, 2005
Subject: fun carefree lol music
This would go well with B52's or Smashmouth, very upbeat. Can't listen to this and stay uptight! Probably not for everybody, but definitely for me.
Some of the tunes stick in my head while I'm stuck at work, and that's a very good thing!

Reviewer: Friar Tuckinshirt - - June 6, 2005
Subject: fun carefree lol music
This would go well with B52's or Smashmouth, very upbeat. Can't listen to this and stay uptight! Probably not for everybody, but definitely for me.
Some of the tunes stick in my head while I'm stuck at work, and that's a very good thing!

Reviewer: Nikolaus Maack - - March 15, 2004
Subject: Fun, Playful, Sweet
Cha, cha, cha mixed with electronic sensibilities. Great, wonderful, and a joy.