The band – vocalist Cody Jasper, guitarist Mitch Micoley, rhythm guitarist Will Travis, bassist Jason Hodges and drummer Greg Garcia – trade in high-octane garage-infused riffs, soaring vocals, and lyrical storytelling with enough debauchery to simultaneously raise eyebrows and fists. It’s unfiltered, honest-to-god rock with a sonic upgrade for today’s listeners’ discerning ears.

Indeed, subtlety and self-consciousness have no place in Moon Fever. Debut single “Fever” marked one hell of a coming-out party, blasting through with a self-referential declaration that announced the band to the world at large. It would sound equally as captivating in a seedy club as in a packed arena; in short, it’s the perfect mission statement for a modern rock band. “We literally say, ‘We sold our souls to rock ’n’ roll’ in the song – that’s a pretty damn good representation of what you’re going to get,” Micoley declares with a laugh.  Follow up single “Casanova‘ furthered the band’s acclaim, with Substream Magazine proclaiming: “Moon Fever are all in on spreading the glory of rock and roll until the wheels fall off”.  3rd single ‘Shaking Off The Evil‘ garnered critical acclaim from Alternative Press and Medium.com, among others. The song received placements on key Rock playlists on all major streaming services. 4th track and video for ‘Undertaker” continued the band’s climb, and banger ‘Cocaine” wrapped up 2020 and embedded Moon Fever into the Rock N’ Roll consciousness of fans around the world, racking up more than 500,000 cumulative streams to date.

The band’s songs are awash in authenticity and kinetic energy, a byproduct of the undeniable chemistry between Jasper and Micoley, who connected online in late 2019 and soon realized the symbiotic power of their musical prowess. “When I found Cody, it immediately felt like he was the Robert Plant to my Jimmy Page,” Micoley explains.

The Austin-based Jasper relocated to LA, where he moved into a tiny studio apartment with his new songwriting partner and began carving out the beginning stages of Moon Fever before breakneck recording sessions in the backyard pool house of producer Jim Kaufmann (The Black Moods, Danny Worsnop, Night Riots). A few lost weekends later, the band emerged with a quiver of undeniable anthemic arrows teeming with the ghosts of the glory days of Hollywood rock – ready to shoot at an unexpecting world.

“There’s some kind of energy in LA that seeps into the music,” Jasper says. “It feels like something to aspire to.”

Plans are in the works for an EP release in late April, and the band is hitting the road to showcase their frenetic energy to eagerly waiting fans. Moon Fever are poised for big things, and are fully enjoying every second of fast living along the way. “We’re a rock band from LA,” Micoley proudly states, before Jasper interjects with his own wry declaration: “With the same bad habits.”