Honeymoon Disease – The Transcendence (November 20, 2015)

Honeymoon Disease‘s single “Fast Love” (2014) was quite possibly the surprise of the year: The Quartet from Gothenburg Sweden didn’t just release an acceptable debut single, but delivered a heavy-speed-rocking masterpiece which could easily hold a candle comparable to classic outfits like Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy, or Rainbow. The “Bellevue Groove” single B-side also pays tribute to The Damned with a fantastic cover of “Neat, Neat, Neat”. With such a heavy hitting debut single, the weighted question remains as to whether the band can deliver the same quality on a full-length debut. The Transcendence delivers, answering this question with an album full of future classics steeped in timeless charm, blessed with massive grooves, spirited with cocky howls, and seasoned with classic style riffs. Honeymoon Disease are proof that the Modern Retro Rock movement is not a male dominated genre, with two women, Jenna and Acid, jointly responsible for their unique sound, Honeymoon Disease are making their mark with testosterone-fueled rhythm on anthems like “Gotta Move!” so follow, or get out of their way! (from Amazon)