Echoing both early dark-edged synth-wave sounds and the vibrant beat of today’s alternative dance-rock set, digital deftness and industrial analog drive, “Money For The Honey” is a song brilliantly out of time. Not because it is out of step with fashion or sits apart from recognizable forms, quite the opposite. It is out of time (and genre and scene for that matter) because it touches on so many different styles and elements. Post-genre music indeed!
This is a song hovering around the liminal spaces of more easily defined sounds, and building bridges between them – infectious dance floor beats and electro metal mayhem, liquid synths and loaded guitars, big hooks and buoyant groove, synth precision and rock density – and more.
And if Noir Addiction’s sound is hard to pin down, the message is unmissable. Have you ever chased something you know in your heart isn’t going to give you what you are looking for? Ever throw money at a short-lived high? Ever become intoxicated by something you know is poisonous? Well, this song is not just for you; it’s the soundtrack to your life.
“Money For The Honey” is a brilliant blend of sonic fun and lyrical poignancy; it’s a dancefloor killer and a mirror in which we will all see ourselves reflected. How brilliant is that?
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