"New Disease" genre: Indie
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	New Disease is a fun little number, only 1 min 30 secs long in its album form, it is a rock & roll espresso! Great crunchy textured guitars with vocal melodies which see singer Seb Wesson step a little out of character with good effect. The track really shows the flexibility and depth of the Munkster sound, and shows off their ability to make music to suit the moment.
	CD: Every Day Could Be The Same   Label: Toast Records Credits: (c) & (p) 2003 Toast Records
	Story Behind the Song New Disease is a song which may or may not make it on to the bands debut album 'Every Day Could Be The Same', and is really a knee-jerk reaction to the current climate of indie rock rebirth. The track shows that Munkster as hugely talented musicians and songwriters can make music for NME in their sleep, and contrasts well with their more rigorous tracks which will remain forever fashionable with masterful production and timeless energy. New Disease is raw, with a minimal amount of production and serves only to prove that Munkster make great music, they just can't help it! Lyrics She's Got A New Disease It's Kinda Hard To Please My Baby She's Got Me On My Knees It's Strange Cause We Don't Talk That Much Yeah I Find It Hard To Breathe Never Ever Think Of Leaving And In This New Strange Situation There's No Reason For Reasoning Anymore CHORUS She's Got a New Disease I Find It Hard To Breathe She's Got a New Disease I Find It Hard To Breathe She's Got A New Disease It's Kinda Hard To Please My Baby She's Got Me On My Knees It's Strange Cause We Don't Talk That Much Yeah I Find It Hard To Breathe Never Ever Think Of Leaving And In This Strange Situation There's No Reason For Reasoning Anymore CHORUS She's Got a New Disease I Find It Hard To Breathe She's Got a New Disease I Find It Hard To Breathe And I Feel So.. Yeah And I Feel So.. Anyway She's Got A New Disease I Find It Hard to Breathe

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