"Vanadium" is a collection of songs inspired by dreams, memories, and emotions affirmed by Minjeur's use of cryptic lyrics and multiple counter-melodies throughout. The use of vocal harmonies and textures further creates a sense of longing and nostalgia that quickly manifests itself into satisfying dynamic swings; sometimes appearing seemingly from nowhere. The album is a take on the world as we know, as seen through our eyes. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

9 I Miss You So Much - Electric Honey - Vanadium

8 Until We Meet - Electric Honey - Vanadium

7 Where No One Knows My Face - Electric Honey - Vanadium

6 Is It Bad - Electric Honey - Vanadium

5 Metal Veins (Robot Song) - Electric Honey - Vanadium

4 Interlude - Electric Honey - Vanadium

3 Sleep When Yer Dead - Electric Honey - Vanadium

2 Undertow - Electric Honey - Vanadium

1 Mosquito Airplane - Electric Honey - Vanadium

"There's immediate urgency to "The Science." There's this weight to those soft-toned opening vocals, and those building guitars that crest over the song's first cliff, until the drums tumble in with a forcefulness that's nicely offset by the tenderness of that violin. The tempo is a quick stride, just about on the edge of sprinting, until it fulminates toward that chorus and those hard, hurling hooks swing in with infectious energy." - Jeff Milo, Deep Cutz

The Science - Electric Honey

ELECTRIC HONEY is a Detroit-born indie rock band made up of Patrick Minjeur, Evan Gatny, John Labut, and Matt Doppel. Their sound is a raw, powerful  mix of dynamics, superb vocal harmonies, and complex instrumental 
arrangements. 

Electric Honey was created in the summer of 2014 in the suburbs of Detroit, MI in Patrick Minjeur's kitchen, but the idea was dreamt up almost a decade 
earlier, when Evan bumped into Patrick at a church concert by chance. He was then living in Boston, attending the Berklee College of Music, and was visiting his parents for the weekend. Patrick was studying to be an engineer in the outskirts 
of Detroit at the University of Detroit Mercy. Due to their involvement with their shared instructor Stephen Petrunak and the American Guild of Music - a gathering in which students of all ages and instruments competed for trophies - they knew of each other when they were very young, but mostly as their respective competition. It took almost a decade to go by until they realized - at that concert - how closely their musical tastes had aligned and how much potential they had to create amazing, intricate music. The two had talked about getting together to jam, but life went on and they went their separate ways. Evan ended up living in Chicago, working for a clothing retailer and playing shows on the weekends when he could. Patrick took a job in Los Angeles partly because engineering work was scarce in the Detroit area, but more so because he was hoping to be discovered by his musical talent in an area teeming with artists. For a year and a half, the two had not spoken, but the idea was still in the back of their minds. Then, as the 
longing for his family, friends, and home grew larger every day, and his sunny, 
laidback, plastic lifestyle grew tired, Patrick decided to take a job back in Detroit and to reignite the hopes of making music with Evan. 

John and Matt were no strangers, however. John was in two bands with Evan's brother Michael in years prior; Socket, and Captain January. Both were 
tributes to the garage rock scene that dominated the 90's. Matt was another acquaintance in this circle of church-going rock and rollers. His uncle Steve, the 
same Steve who taught Evan and Patrick how to play the guitar, had also given John singing lessons roughly fifteen years prior. The nature of Electric Honey coming together is best described as fateful. In a remarkable amount of decisions and life choices, John, Patrick, Evan, and Matt ended up wanting the same thing, and in doing so, they are making some of the best rock music of 
their time and encapsulating it eternally with their first full length album which is going to be released later this year. Stay tuned for updates. 

The currently untitled album is a combination of Patrick's cryptic lyrics involving dreams, fictional relationships, and technology junkyism, and a song structure with rich vocal harmonies, complex guitar duels, and huge dynamic swings resulting in a sound that is rewarding and satisfying. 


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