Buzzy newcomers Honeyglaze have announced the details of their debut album

The news comes alongside a brand new single, 'Shadows'.

Buzzy South Londoners Honeyglaze have announced the details of their debut album.

The Dan Carey produced self-titled full-length is set for release via Speedy Wunderground on 29th April. The news comes alongside a brand new single, 'Shadows', which you can check out below.

Buzzy South Londoners Honeyglaze have announced the details of their debut album.

The Dan Carey produced self-titled full-length is set for release via Speedy Wunderground on 29th April. The news comes alongside a brand new single, 'Shadows', which you can check out below.

Honeyglaze's Anouska Sokolow says of the song, "Shadows was written during a time when I had just moved house. I had no curtains in my bedroom and the streetlights would cast shadows into my room. I began to associate shadows with the inability to sleep and the feeling of waiting for the relief that the morning brings."

Of the video, the band explain: “For the Shadows video, we wanted to be a bit more playful and match the jauntiness of the song. We got together with directors Asha Lorenz and Flo Webb and a load of random props, and improvised shadow play scenes together. We just wanted to go out and have fun. We had no idea it would end in death. It was never our intention to kill Yuri. It just all happened so fast.”

You can check out 'Shadows' below.

The band will hit the road later this year. You can catch them at:

January 20 Five Day Forecast, The Lexington, London 22 Thekla, Bristol (supporting Katy J Pearson) 24 Village Underground, London (supporting Katy J Pearson)

February 2 The Snug, Atherton (supporting The Lounge Society) 3 Bootleg Social, Blackpool (supporting The Lounge Society) 4 Sugarmill, Stoke (supporting The Lounge Society) 5 100 Club, London (Speedy Wunderground show) (tickets) 11 Superfriendz Introduces, Headrow House, Leeds

April 1 Strange Waves Festival, Manchester 9 Wide Eyed Festival, Leicester

May 1 Get Together Festival, Sheffield 7 Kazimier Stockroom, Liverpool (HEADLINE) 15 Kill Yr Idols All-Dayer, Hare & Hounds, Birmingham 18 Lexington, London (HEADLINE) 19 The Loft, Portsmouth (HEADLINE) 21 Elsewhere, Margate (HEADLINE) 24 Polar Bear Music Club, Hull (HEADLINE) 26 The Castle, Manchester (HEADLINE)