Black Honey #3 - The Taste

One of the UK's favourite dishes the past couple of months has been Black Honey, the Brighton act (still keeping their identify close to their chest, something I find a little bit perplexing) have released "The Taste", their latest demo which follows the ace "Teenager" and easily succeeds in upping the ante as far as 'buzz' goes.

This time the jangly pysche rhythms are aided by a real spine tingling hum of jagged guitars and huge fuzzed-up darkness. The snarling vocals remind me of a Pins-esque rocker and combines the breathy style with a moody, strong melody which oozes raw power and style. That's a lot to like.

Black Honey #2 - Teenager

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Black Honey caused a little stir of excitement amongst new music bloggers with their debut track "Sleep Forever" towards the end of June, they return with their second track "Teenager" this week and immediately it is apparent that the stir has become all the more louder.

The identify of the Brighton based band is still hidden but the track is another beauty, as nostalgic and cinematic as the title would indicate with woozy vocals and jangle guitars playing out a vibrant psyche melody which rings around your hard thanks to it's infectious chorus.

Two tracks in and it is not a band start at all...

Black Honey - New Music "Introducing"

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Black Honey released their debut track "Sleep Forever" yesterday with no press release or details of their members, so for now we'll simply let the music do the talking (which I what I do all the time to be honest, liking a band for reasons other than music is a little bit perplexing to me). The track instantly ticks most of my boxes...

Think Widowspeak meets Lana with languid, dusty guitar twangs shimmering around hollow drum beats and a luxurious, alluring vocal pulling you deep within its absorbing atmosphere around the repeated cries of "I wish I could sleep forever with you".

I'd call that a great start.