Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
THIS QUIET ARMY An American confronted with Democracy of Dust, the latest album of weighty guitar-and-synth instrumentals by ThisQuietArmy, might hear it as commentary on »
MARBIN Jazz is one of the most elusive genres of music ever. Should it be a maelstrom of emotional cacophony that is unleashed on the »
SOUND OF CERES The sense of location will be hard to miss when Sound of Ceres and Breathers play South Florida this fall. While every »
CAYETANA “Everything seems so romantic when there’s time and space away.” So sings Augusta Koch, vocalist and guitarist of Cayetana, on “Am I Dead Yet?”, »
Respectable Street turns 30 Thirty years ago in June, Rodney Mayo opened a new club on Clematis Street that no one could have predicted would »
LOAFERS Some people say that Dallas’ time to transition is 2017. With last year marred by police killings, protests, and the fallout of the Presidential »
BUMBLEFEST One of the beautiful things about SoFla is the fact that we’ve been mostly ignored by the music community at large. So, we do »
DEAD AND LOVING IT Leslie Nielson; the silver haired, funny man with the deadpan delivery, loved Fort Lauderdale. He’s buried in the cemetery right behind Tom »
SMALL REACTIONS Band relationships function like most others: When the newness wears off, something else has to be in place to keep the interested parties »
TIMOTHY EERIE Psych rock can be a strange and unpredictable genre. Part-folk, part-punk, all spaced out, druggy etherealness; Timothy Eerie embodies that ethos on the »
ADAM ANT People joke that Barry White had women declare their love to him during his concerts in front of their husbands and while the »
MODEST MOUSE Is it too early to talk about Isaac Brock, the hard-to-read mind behind Modest Mouse, as an American treasure? He might hate that, »
