Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
The tendency among some entertainers to embellish or conceal their personal histories isn’t unique to rap. The Rolling Stones’ youthful reputation as societal terrors belied »
The origin story for Athens, Georgia’s indie-pop heroes of Montreal starts with a teen-aged Kevin Barnes writing and recording music on a four-track cassette machine »
Synthesizers weren’t a novelty when brothers Gary and Dwayne Dassing embraced them in the mid-1980s. But plugging synths into a Commodore C64 home computer to »
It’s a Halloween tableau straight from the algorithm: Wednesday Addams drifts by in black lace, while a neon Labubu bounces alongside Blue Origin’s all-female space »
For nearly four decades, Andy Bell has been the luminous voice at the heart of Erasure, giving synth-pop its pulse of joy and longing. Songs »
Petite League have worked hard to maintain their DIY ethos in the decade since their scrappy college basement show days at Syracuse University. The lo-fi »
When not creating and posting whimsical illustrations under the Instagram handle soulfuzzy, our artist of the month Stephen Dewsnap plays guitar and sings in the »
MEMORIALS don’t mind being referred to as “Stereolab’s evil twin,” but that influential band — who MEMORIALS happen to be opening for at Miami Beach »
At one juncture the French-English band Stereolab were mingling the Velvet Underground’s drones with ’60s pop; at another diving into dance, hip-hop and minimalism; at »
Voyeurism could be considered a bug in the human condition since we’re all taught to mind our own business. Yet there is something poignant about »
Full of the ne’er-do-well spirit of The Spits and the fuzzy, lingering guitar shine of Thee Oh Sees, the newest EP from Space Coast punks »
There’s something poetic about a band that made its name in the monochrome dusk of post-punk still casting long, colored shadows across modern music. Pink »
