HOLDING ABSENCE have released the video for “Honey Moon,” the third single from their upcoming album The Noble Art Of Self Destruction. Pre-order The Noble Art Of Self Destructionhere.
A lovesick ballad cut from a place of deep longing, “Honey Moon” offers serenely beautiful take on feelings of melancholia and loneliness. Watch the lyric video here.
Vocalist Lucas Woodland comments, “‘Honey Moon’ is perhaps Holding Absence’s most beautiful song to date! A track inspired by the Pixies and Deftones — this is a lovesick poem that looks to the stars to portray a deep, isolated yearning for the love of another.”
The Noble Art Of Self Destruction was recorded at Canada’s Jukasa Studios with producer Dan Weller (Enter Shikari, Bury Tomorrow).
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