Current and Past Issues of PureHoney

Published on February 16th, 2020

Back in the halcyon ’90s the local scene was festooned with emo bands and oddities that would eventually become South Florida classics. But one segment »

Published on February 5th, 2020

Nothing like a good old Hallmark date to get the temporal stock of roses to rise like gas prices after a hurricane. Yup, Valentine’s Day »

Published on February 1st, 2020

Jacksonville is Florida’s last East Coast hurrah before traversing into the not-always clearly outlined dry pockets of Georgia’s south. It’s the last major stop to »

Published on February 1st, 2020

Miami is the epitome of money-for-art payola. It’s true, don’t stress; I said it and I’m not sorry; die mad. Here’s the thing: for all »

Published on January 24th, 2020

Creation and destruction, the elements for all things human, are perfectly encapsulated in Shiva, the head of Hindu gods. Shiva is also the god of: »

Published on January 23rd, 2020

A place to bury strangers would be a scuzzy, nondescript kind of barren area that’s easily accessible by car and with a reliable tide that »

Published on January 20th, 2020

South Florida music fans, let your folk flag fly: The Where I’m Bound Folk Festival visits West Palm Beach on February 1 for a full »

Published on September 5th, 2019

Scooping line up after line up over a decade and a half, The Blank Tapes is an unwavering force in music due to their indisputable »

Published on September 4th, 2019

Currently in L.A. finishing up tracks, WINTER hail from all over the globe — a fact that informs their art just as much as their »

Published on September 4th, 2019

Conceptually, plastic has modernized mankind, and by its unprecedented use, it will destroy it. Plasticity has devolved into intangible ideologies — fake people, pretend money »

Published on September 4th, 2019

Worn-Tin is the nom de plume of Warner Hiatt; a misrepresentation of Mr. Hiatt’s name. According to his bio he’s 21 years of age, he »

Published on September 4th, 2019

Big Bliss is the hardest working band in Brooklyn, and that means a lot these days. They have a post-punk, dark wave sound that owes »