After spending most of 2024 on the road in support of their Active Rock charting singles, Seattle rockers, Moon Fever, are announcing their first full-length album, Forever Sleep. The album is slated for release on January 31 via Astro Recordings.

The album is collective work of the quartet comprised of Triston Bracht [vocals], Mitch Micoley [guitar], Dave Orton [bass], and Troy Wageman [drums]. Moon Fever has made a name for themselves with their high-energy rock sound as evidenced on their debut. From the driving opening riffs of “Getting Loud” to the distorted droning outro of “TV Skin,” the band delivers their unique sound of heavy rock. Tracks like “Nothing Left To Lose,” “Forever Sleep” and “Make It Look Easy” have been centrepieces for the band’s developing audience with each released track garnering the band a new wave of fans.

The 11-track album - produced by Jim Kaufman (Helmet, Everclear, Atlas Genius) - is now available for pre-order in various configurations, here.

The latest single from Moon Fever to launch the upcoming album is “Scars.” The song starts with a memorable guitar riff that breaks down to allow the rhythm section to shine in the verses. The chorus returns with a fury as Triston sings: “You know you always tried to run away, always hidden from the endless pain that scars your skin I see, you wear your heart out on your sleeve.” A lyric video for the song was just released and can be seen below:

“Scars is about second chances, and trying to come back from burned bridges. Things don’t always end well. Sometimes you get a chance to rekindle. Sometimes you wear that scar for the rest of your life,” explains Triston Bracht.

Forever Sleep tracklisting:

"Getting Loud"
"Nothing Left To Lose"
"Forever Sleep"
"Taking Cover"
"I’m Gone"
"Live Fast Die Young"
"Feels So Good"
"Make It Look Easy"
"Scars"
"Vain"
"TV Skin"

Moon Fever has a few shows remaining in 2024 including a show in Wichita, KS for KICT alongside Hinder and Velvet Chains on December 14. Tickets for that show can be purchased here with more dates to be announced in the near future.

(Photo - Jim Louvau)