Current and Past Issues of PureHoney

Published on March 25th, 2022

The ’90s were dominated by the dour haze that was grunge and adversely the golden age of hip-hop. The aughts were messier: Subsets of subsets »

Published on March 25th, 2022

What happening will infiltrate hotspots from Key West to Gainesville with delicious music and positive vibes over the next two months? A hint: It started »

Published on March 24th, 2022

What were your thoughts the first time you heard Primus? Where did you first come across one of the strangest and most prolific bands of »

Published on March 21st, 2022

From the top of their 2020 self-titled debut, Immaterial Possession sound very much like their name — eerie, haunting, with something supernatural you can’t quite »

Published on March 20th, 2022

If the finest purveyors of experimental psychedelic rock spend the bulk of their lifetimes creating a catalogue of work that guarantees their place in history »

Published on March 4th, 2022

Once upon a time, a band from a small town put on a music festival and donated proceeds to organizations fighting AIDS. The vibrations were »

Published on March 3rd, 2022

A benefit of LPs and the like making comebacks is the commitment to presentation — creating a visual anchor to the music that can make »

Published on March 1st, 2022

Bee populations face a complicated future… so with that in mind, and a classic cinematic critique of Francoist Spain as guide, and the forgotten musical »

Published on February 27th, 2022

For the last 20 years the term “emo” has been bandied about by flabbergasted parents to define truculent youths decked in the latest Hot Topic »

Published on February 25th, 2022

When Tom Smith succumbed to cancer in January at age 65, he died peerless but left a world of family, friends and collaborators to mourn »

Published on February 25th, 2022

Some people, like sharks, have got to keep moving in order to survive. This work ethic is rare for most and non-existent for many, but »

Published on February 2nd, 2022

After a pandemic hiatus, northern Florida’s Winterland IV music festival is back and, in the founders’ words, “living on the edge of natural and digital »