Honeyglaze emerged as a band mere days before their debut gig, uniting Anouska Sokolow with seasoned musicians Tim Curtis and Yuri Shibuichi. Their style marries theatrical post-punk with Sokolow's compelling vocals, evoking comparisons to English Teacher. The band's self-titled debut garnered acclaim, and their follow-up album, Real Deal, exhibits marked growth, characterized by impressionist influences and reflections on post-university anxieties. Sokolow’s songwriting captures the duality of adult responsibilities and artistic aspirations, revealing her personal journey through candid, multifaceted lyrics. As they embark on a UK tour, the band's trajectory suggests exciting prospects ahead.
Honeyglaze, formed just before their gig, blends post-punk theatrics with Anouska Sokolow's captivating vocals, evolving from a promising debut to a more assured follow-up.
Sokolow's lyrical prowess is rooted in her hypersensitivity, shifting from raw expressions of anguish to moments of vulnerable self-doubt, effectively connecting with listeners.
In her reflections on adulthood, Sokolow articulates the struggles of emerging artists, questioning the ease of transitioning from student life to the responsibilities of being a musician.
Honeyglaze's Real Deal explores post-uni malaise through a lens of impressionist sound, showcasing confusion and growth in the burgeoning journey of adult life.
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