"Monsters" was the second single released from Funeral for a Friend's second album Hours. It charted at number 36 in the UK.
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Funeral for a Friend
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- Gavin Burrough
- Kris Coombs-Roberts
- Matthew Davies-Kreye
- Pat Lundy
- Richard Boucher
- Gareth Ellis-Davies
- Matthew Evans
- Andi Morris
- Johnny Phillips
- Kerry Roberts
- Darran Smith
- Ryan Richards
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| 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)
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| 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)
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| Compilations |
- Your History Is Mine: 2002–2009 (2009)
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| Live albums |
- Spilling Blood in 8 mm (2004)
- Final Hours at Hammersmith (2006)
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| 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""
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| Related |
- Discography
- Cardiff music scene
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