Black Honey A Fistful of Peaches signed ltd edition dartboard picture disc LP

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	$		42

Black Honey – A Fistful Of Peaches Label: Foxfive Records – FOPBLOODLP Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered, Picture Disc, Signed Country: UK Released: 17 Mar 2023 Genre: Rock, Pop Style: Indie Rock, Alternative Rock
Tracklist: A1 Charlie Bronson A2 Heavy A3 Up Against It A4 Out Of My Mind A5 Rock Bottom A6 Cut The Cord B7 OK
B8 I'm A Man
B9 Nobody Knows B10 Weirdos B11 Tombstone B12 Bummer
Limited to 1000 hand numbered and signed by the band on the inside of the fold out sleeve. Picture disc as a dart board on side A and a drawing of Izzy B. Phillips on side B. Tracks are listed sequentially. Issued in a fold-out dart board sleeve.
℗ & © 2023 Black Honey
Manufactured in the EU

Black Honey’s third studio album ‘A Fistful Of Peaches’ comes pressed to picture disc LP with fold-out dart-board sleeve, signed by the band, hand-numbered and limited to 1,000 copies.

Rising from cult underground favourites on their self-titled 2018 debut through to a genuine breakthrough success story on 2021’s Top 10-charting follow up ‘Written & Directed’ has seen them recently support the likes of Liam Gallagher, The Libertines, IDLES, The Vaccines and more, on top of their own sold out headline touring.

On ‘A Fistful of Peaches’ - Black Honey’s most personal, revealing album yet and a record that embraces every side: the palatable and the monstrous, the hopeful and the pitch black - Izzy suggests, “If the vibe of ‘Written & Directed’ was creating this whole Tarantino world and this safe space of me almost refusing help and saying I was fine, then with this album it’s the opposite. Lockdown had happened, I’d had two years of not writing anything and feeling like my entire purpose had gone down the drain, I’d been in intense therapy which was exhausting, and what came out was just me regurgitating things from my entire life and building my brain cells back to how they should be,” she explains. “I’ve had to be more honest and vulnerable with myself, but I feel like I’d be disservicing anyone who spends their time and passion and energy into this project to not fucking unveil it all.”

Where ‘Written & Directed’ showcased a band able to dip into seemingly disparate genres and pull them together into their own, its follow-up feels more pointed and streamlined. The almighty album opener ‘Charlie Bronson’ and the first track they shared from the album, is possibly the weightiest, most gnarly track the quartet have penned to date. Then came the woozily anthemic ‘Out of My Mind’ showcasing a different side to the band’s capabilities. They are still able to swing from poppier dynamics on ‘Cut The Cord’ into a full on mosh-inducing chorus on ‘Tombstone’, but uniting them all with a more solidified outlook than ever. On the sweeping, Killers soar of ‘OK’, the singer looks outwards to a friend in need, craving a place filled with less worry.

As Izzy summarises: “Most of this record is me trying to figure out where the line is between normal mental health and when you’re having breakdowns every day that then become part of normal. I thought everyone cried everyday, I thought everyone had traumatic flashbacks and nightmares. This album is like, what the fuck? I didn’t have to have that? It’s like opening a new door to a future that I didn’t think possible, but it’s also soured by the realisation that I had to suffer through so much that I shouldn’t have had to. I don’t know what I’ll make next but it won’t be where I was when I made this.”

BRAND NEW. UNPLAYED. MINT CONDITION.

Note: number /1000 only obscured on photo, not on the actual record.