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SUMMARY:Honey Revenge x Dead Poet Society
DESCRIPTION:Honey Revenge\n\nHoney Revenge is a pop-rock duo founded by Dev
 in Papadol (vocals) and\nDonny Lloyd (guitar)—a kismet collaboration bor
 n when two musicians from\nopposite coasts crossed paths in Los Angeles. T
 heir debut album\, Retrovision\n(Thriller Records\, 2023)\, earned early p
 raise from BBC Radio 1\, MTV\, Rock\nSound\, and Kerrang! for its dynamic 
 guitar work\, playful lyricism\, and\npastel-soaked visual identity.\n\nIn
  2025\, Honey Revenge entered a defining chapter. Their single “Risk” 
 marked a clear sonic evolution—pairing dance-pop melodies with pop-rock 
 urgency and a message centered on self-belief and momentum. The release se
 t the tone for a new era built for larger stages and broader audiences.\n\
 nAffectionately known as “the bee band” by fans\, Honey Revenge spent 
 much of 2025 on the road\, selling out headline shows across the U.S. and 
 performing on the main stage at Vans Warped Tour\, followed by a major Nor
 th American\nsupport run with Spiritbox that further cemented the duo as a
  breakout live act. 2026 begins with a sold-out UK and European tour in Ja
 nuary\, setting the stage for the band’s biggest year to date. The momen
 tum continues into spring and summer with their largest headline shows yet
 \, alongside an ambitious release schedule that includes a run of new sing
 les and a full-length album release. With a sharpened visual world\, anthe
 mic songwriting\, and high-energy performances\, Honey Revenge continues t
 o carve out their own lane in modern pop-rock—bold\, vibrant\, and built
  for longevity.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nDead Poet Society\n\nBefore Dead Poet Societ
 y carved its place as one of modern rock's most distinctive voices\, it be
 gan as an obsessive study in emotional contrast\, and that spirit courses 
 through 2026’s Monarch.\n\nAcross songs like "Hollywood On Fire\," "Roac
 h\," "Sinner Systems\," "Lost In My Head\," and "Art Of Suffering\," the a
 lbum takes listeners on a cinematic journey through deconstruction\, fury\
 , and resolve. For Dead Poet Society\, true connection begins where though
 t yields to feeling.\n\nMonarch captures Dead Poet Society at their most d
 istilled and dangerous\, a band stripping away assumptions until only inst
 inct remains. Anger and sadness collide. Melody flickers in the dark. Dead
  Poet Society carves out its own territory\, and Monarch marks the moment 
 they fully inhabit it.\n\nTheir third album is the inevitable culmination 
 of the driving alt-rock promise of Dead Poet Society anthems found on thei
 r first two albums\, songs that balance vulnerability and confidence. \n\
 nJack Underkofler (vocals/guitar)\, Will Goodroad (drums)\, Jack Collins (
 guitar)\, and Dylan Brenner (bass) build the band around feeling rather th
 an formula.  Since their formation in 2013 and the release of a handful o
 f EPs\, that pursuit has propelled Dead Poet Society past 200 million stre
 ams\, produced several Top 10 rock radio singles\, and led to vibrant perf
 ormances at major international festivals\, including Reading &amp\; Leeds
 \, Welcome To Rockville\, Sonic Temple\, Graspop\, and 2000Trees.\n\nThe b
 and’s 2021 breakthrough debut for Spinefarm\, -!- (commonly known as The
  Exclamation Album)\, set the stage for 2024’s adventurous FISSION. Kerr
 ang! called the sophomore set “a record that breaks apart what it means 
 to be an adult today and examines the tumultuous life events that change w
 ho we are: break-ups\, addictions\, loss\, and the constant search for pur
 pose and identity.” \n\n"I think the best art — the art that I admire
  and the art that we try to write as a band — creates this narrow straig
 ht between what you're feeling in your head [and] what the person on the o
 ther end feels in their head when they hear it\," Underkofler explained to
  Loudwire in 2024. “The best artists make that line so clear that no inf
 ormation is lost when you play that song or you sing that song.” \n\nMa
 king FISSION left Underkofler convinced the band had more creative cathars
 is to ponder and discover. "What are you\, when you strip back what you th
 ink you are versus what you feel you are?" he wondered. For album number t
 hree\, the goal wasn’t so much reinvention as personal excavation. \n\n
 "We wanted to carve out our own piece of territory\," he says. "I just wan
 ted to swing for the fences with this one. All the things I felt made us\,
  I wanted to see how much deeper I could go with them and try to boil down
  the essence of the feeling that makes Dead Poet Society who we are.” \
 n\nProduced by Mutemath frontman Paul Meany (Twenty One Pilots\, Pierce Th
 e Veil\, Yungblud) and mixed by GRAMMY Award-winning Adam Hawkins (Turnsti
 le\, Twenty One Pilots\, mgk)\, MONARCH pulls Dead Poet Society back towar
 d that dangerous instinct. Meany did not arrive to smooth the band into sh
 ape\, instead working as a “professional listener” to guide DPS closer
  to themselves. "He masterfully adapted to who we are as a band\," Underko
 fler says. Meany’s patience proved essential for four hyper-opinionated 
 musicians whose creative push-and-pull is essential. \n\nReeling from per
 sonal loss and painful betrayals\, Underkofler watched a central theme unf
 old as they wrote: resentment. That feeling is more than a passing shadow 
 across Monarch. It is the record's central pressure point\, the force bene
 ath its grief\, and the anger against manipulation and exploitation. \n\n
 "We like to think of ourselves as thinking creatures that feel\," Underkof
 ler says\, citing a favorite idea from neuroscientist Jill Bolte Taylor. "
 But biology tells us we're feeling creatures that think."\n\nThat philosop
 hy governs the record and the band. The songs are heavy yet not predictabl
 e\, melodic without surrendering their edge\, and emotionally articulate w
 ithout explaining away the mystery.\n\n 
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