If you caught Black Honey's superb debut project last year, you'll know that they're one of the best new acts making psychedelic-tinged, old-school-sounding rock. They've developed the sound quite well since they first started out, and, though it's been a little while since they've but out any new material, just yesterday, they made their return with brand-new track "Corrine". The band reports that it's about "a complicated and romantic friendship honouring regret and nostalgia in equal measure", and, in addition to the easily relatable subject matter, on the sonic end, it's to please fans old and new alike. Listen to the new track from the band below, and catch them on tour through the UK this fall (dates are below, and tickets can be found HERE). 09/24 - London - The Garage - supporting East India Youth 10/03 - Southsea - Dials Festival 10/08 - Bristol - Start the Bus 10/09 - Norwich - Norwich Sound & Vision Festival 10/10 - Middlesbrough - Twisterella Festival 10/11 - Glasgow - Broadcast 10/13 - Manchester - Soup Kitchen 10/14 - Liverpool - Studio 2 10/15 - Leeds - Headrow House 10/17 - Dartford - Bar Mondo 10/18 - Birmingham - The Sunflower Lounge 10/19 - Leicester - The Cookie 10/20 - London - Sebright Arms 11/05 - Brighton - The Hope & Ruin
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