Bits

Published on June 12th, 2026

Wherever you fall on the high-low culture spectrum, the art of Sergio Mora is bound to resonate, partly because Barcelona-born Mora’s work springs from so »

Published on May 24th, 2026

The UK’s Subhumans started out in an era that still holds a lot of sway, for better or worse, over our present-day social and economic »

Published on May 21st, 2026

Being in a band is great but challenging once the songwriting starts and the members find their collective tastes running from Abba to Frank Zappa. »

Published on May 20th, 2026

If you were raving in South Florida in the 1990s, you might have spent a few nights in a state of bass-heavy, synth-drenched vibration at »

Published on May 19th, 2026

A new wave of jazz is forming in Miami as younger players embrace groove, funk, soul, and organ trio vibes without treating them like museum »

Published on May 18th, 2026

Can it really be thirty years since Belle and Sebastian released their record If You’re Feeling Sinister? With its quiet peaceful feeling one can imagine it always »

Published on May 17th, 2026

From his home in Ramsgate, England the art pop performer Patrick Wolf tells PureHoney via Zoom about the origin of his versatile musical influences. “My »

Published on April 17th, 2026

The air smells like salt and possibility. Dawn cracks open over the Atlantic in a riot of flamingo pink and molten gold, spilling across the »

Published on April 16th, 2026

Born in Florida but immediately moving to Germany courtesy of his father’s job in the Air Force, George Bayer, the PureHoney artist of the month, »

Published on April 12th, 2026

IVY started as a trio of green artists (Adam Schlesinger, Andy Chase, and Dominique Durand), looking to make a name for themselves. They became Indie »

Published on April 11th, 2026

Ethel Cain is a stage name/character for Hayden Silas Anhedˆnia, a Tallahassee native and child of a Southern Baptist deacon. Choosing the moniker for its »

Published on April 10th, 2026

Some music doesn’t just travel, it remembers; carrying footprints in its rhythm, histories in its phrasing, and entire migrations tucked between a call and a »