This self-titled debut album showcases Black Honey's signature blend of catchy, surf-tinged indie rock with a dark, cinematic edge. It captures the band's burgeoning ambition and established sound, built on a foundation of swaggering riffs and Izzy Bee's compelling vocal presence.
- The album was produced by Ian Dowling and the band themselves, with additional production by Michael Seargent.
- Upon release, "Black Honey" charted at number 34 on the UK Albums Chart.
- The album was preceded by singles such as "Dig Down," "Feel It Still," and "Bad Friend," which had already garnered significant attention.
Black Honey is a British indie rock band formed in Brighton in 2014. They are known for their distinctive blend of surf-rock, garage rock, and pop influences, often featuring a cinematic and retro aesthetic. The release of their debut album "Black Honey" in 2018 came after several years of building a dedicated following through consistent touring and a string of well-received singles. The album positioned them as a notable act within the UK's thriving alternative music scene of the late 2010s.
