West Sussex County Times

Brighton band bring out second single

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Brighton band Honeybadge­r have released their next single Top Of The List. The single is produced by Paul ‘Win’ Winstanley and is the band’s second release. It captures the energy of their live performanc­e. Phil Nye, co-manager, said: “Remarkably, whilst the average age of the band is only 17, the band have been playing together as a group for over four years and brothers Eddy (vocal and guitars) and Joe (drums) have been playing since they were eight. “Whilst being so young brings some challenges limiting the venues they and their fans can access (lead singer Eddy was actually late for a recent soundcheck at Brighton’s

Komedia venue due to having detention at school), it also brings an energy and freshness that makes them stand out and directly connect with their audience. “Their last single release was streamed all over Europe and has been played on a number of internatio­nal radio stations which has helped to establish the band’s credential­s, grow the fanbase and signal what their listeners can expect in the future. “Whilst the band draw on many influences including Queens Of The Stone Age, The White Stripes and raw Punk energy (bass player Luca’s father is the bass player in the Vapors of Turning Japanese fame), their sound is very distinct and direct.”

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Honeybadge­r by Matty Green

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