Black Honey are back with their new single 'Psycho' and some intimate UK shows
Brighton rock band Black Honey release their first single since 2023, 'Psycho', and announce three UK tour dates for April.
Black Honey have returned with new single 'Psycho', alongside announcing a series of intimate UK shows for April.
The track marks the band's first new material since taking a year-long break following their 2023 album 'A Fistful of Peaches'. The single arrives accompanied by a Clockwork Orange-inspired video directed by Harv Frost, which sees frontwoman Izzy B. Phillips trapped in a dystopian facility.
"Psycho is a nonsensical, down the rabbit hole feeling of being a voyeur in something that feels really surreal," Phillips explains. "It's about wondering if this life is 'the movie' maybe it's written badly. A bit of nihilism and escape with a bigger look at the mundane, the psychotic and the existential."
The track marks the band's first new material since taking a year-long break following their 2023 album 'A Fistful of Peaches'. The single arrives accompanied by a Clockwork Orange-inspired video directed by Harv Frost, which sees frontwoman Izzy B. Phillips trapped in a dystopian facility.
"Psycho is a nonsensical, down the rabbit hole feeling of being a voyeur in something that feels really surreal," Phillips explains. "It's about wondering if this life is 'the movie' maybe it's written badly. A bit of nihilism and escape with a bigger look at the mundane, the psychotic and the existential."
The independent British rock band have released three albums to date - their self-titled debut in 2018, 'Written & Directed' in 2021, and 'A Fistful of Peaches' in 2023.
Their dates in full read:
APRIL
15 Night & Day, Manchester, UK
16 Pattern, Brighton, UK
17 Omeara, London, UK
Their dates in full read:
APRIL
15 Night & Day, Manchester, UK
16 Pattern, Brighton, UK
17 Omeara, London, UK
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