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"Dead" is an album by Black Honey, released 16th April 2025 via Foxfive Records.
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Medical torture devices, parasocial dread and neo-futurist visuals: Black Honey are building a full-blown cinematic universe where every unsettling detail matters.
Dork will be along for the ride with our own stage too.
"They say when life gives you lemons make lemonade…well sometimes that’s just not f*cking doable."
We're bringing Courting, Swim School, Priestgate and more along for the Friday.
Personal trauma, female rage and a refusal to stick to one lane - Black Honey’s ‘A Fistful of Peaches’ is a record ready to punch back. Hard.
Our April 2023 issue is available now, rammed to the rafters with exciting new music.
If we’re talking about returning heroes, you don’t get much more returning or heroic than Black Honey.
It comes alongside a video directed by Izzy and the band, which you can check out now.
The quartet’s 15-date tour run will kick off in late March.
The 12-track LP is expected to arrive on March 17th via FoxFive Records.
No, we're not making a Down With Boo-ring pun. Stop it.
The indie/alternative music celebration will be held at Leeds’ Temple Newsam Park on Saturday, May 27th.
The show, set to take place next week, is already sold out.
It follows their August single, ‘Charlie Bronson’, and arrived via Foxfive Records.
We cordially invite you to Night of the Living Dork.
Featuring Fontaines D.C., Bastille, Madison Beer, Pale Waves, Chloe Moriondo, Black Honey and Dylan.
The track is their first new material since the release of last year's album 'Written & Directed'.
Back with a second album, ‘Written & DIrected’, Black Honey have lost none of their theatrical side.
With their much anticipated debut album finally here, Black Honey are set to show the world who they really are.
Honey to the B.
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