THREE WISE MONKEYS new album : PROGETTO ARTE available 10th December 2015

BALGOWLAH, Australia - Nov. 29, 2015 - PRLog -- The band that brought the world “John Mayer is a Douche-bag”, releases its 5th album on the 10^th of December 2015, titled PROGETTO ARTE, a dedication to all that is progressive music.

The album features 12 tracks from their 2015 sessions, which were filmed and posted on the group's webpage. “Interacting with fans during the album's development, has been incredibly rewarding,” mentions Alex King, the group's Bass Player.

The lead single- “Panopticon” has already been viewed over 250,000 times before it has been officially released next week. “The reaction to the songs has been amazing, we’ve been able to reach new fans in the most faraway places, thru the power of social media,” comments the drummer Brendon Waterman.

The album cover features the works for underground dutch artist Chris Van der Linden, which sets the tone for audio enlightenment as the three piece having taken a year off the road to concentrate on the studio. The Band’s guitarist Kypo explains, “Most acts are spending more time on the road to survive, we wanted to get back to the studio, creating the music and sound that people will have an experience to, before they see the show.”

The album was recorded direct to disk in pristine 192khz that captures the band in moments of improvisation and composition with ultimate purity.

PROGETTO ARTE, will be released on 10^th December 2015 and will be available worldwide thru most digital retailers and streaming services. The album will also be available in limited edition CD format from the Three Wise Monkey’s BandCamp site: https://threewisemonkeys.bandcamp.com/ or homepage http://www.3wm.co

Three Wise Monkeys are a proudly independent band which has risen from the digital underground, through street savvy guerilla marketing and infectious tunes with crazy song titles. Their story reflects the paradigm shift that has occurred in the music industry over the past decade, unlocking the shackles, and the power belonging to the artist. Their music is a testament to the fact that good music can find its own path.