Born out of the desire to engage in a musical spectrum of unlimited boundaries,1888 have slowly grown into their own. HONEY, I'D KILL... is the debut album from Norfolk, Virginia's very own royal sonic family. Recorded & produced by singer-songwriter Brad Rosenberg at 1888’s Clay Garden Studio, the band have created a body of work that has its own nervous system and pumps its own blood. The main arteries consist of Rosenberg(lead vocals/guitar/keys), co-producer and drummer Bobby Rangel, and additional songwriter Daniel Driskell(lead guitar/vocals); Together their performances live and in the studio define the 1888 sound. To complete the sound on stage original bassist Luke Ponessa has recently rejoined the group and Dave Williams has replaced Glen Mungcal on second guitar. There are voices within this music that call out to you from your past and plead for your return. Leaving you chilled or comforted, sometimes in a hysterical way, the answer is almost clear. Happiness and sadness seem to no longer have an emotional explanation. This musical experience is definitive; the theme is infinite.