Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
Even in fast-growing South Florida there is still a “shoulder season,” beginning in May, when the snowbirds have flown and the locals are called upon »
Against the changing tides of tastes and major label-driven drivel, Postcards from Paradise returns for a serious dose of incredible indie music. The music “festival” »
Caroline Rose could be the name of your sweet Southern cousin or your English tea-drinking alter ego. But “prim and proper” is not the feeling »
John Dwyer’s output as the sole constant in garage punk/psych band Osees could one day nip at the ankles of prolific geniuses like Merzbow or »
“BINGO SCHLINGO, it’s WOMBOWEDNESDAY…” yells indie-rock band Wombo in one of their chummy-personality-fueled Instagram captions. Broadcast from drummer Joel Taylor’s basement (no, not his mom’s), »
The local podcast that begat a festival is rapidly approaching its 150th episode, and the festival is back for a third year. It’s been quite »
Art in its purest form is a conversation with the audience: sometimes a dialogue intended to teach and spur debate; other times, an ethereal exposé »
When the creators of Winterland stood up their live music and arts festival in downtown Jacksonville, Florida starting in 2018, it was a very do-it-yourself »
Founder, singer and lead guitar player of Thelma and the Sleaze, Lauren “LG” Gilbert has talked about how to be “sexy and scary at the »
It is always a stunner when South Floridians are reminded of their honky-tonk glory and the sweet, sweet music that creeps in between the commercial »
It’s tough to stand out in today’s well-trod festival landscape but GroundUP in Miami Beach keeps putting on a genuine happening of music and global »
A signature moment repeated often at last year’s IGNITE Broward was the reaction of passers-by to “As Water Falls.” A floor-to-ceiling video wall with a »
