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Ok so playing a bit of catch up now, we've been away for a few weeks so naturally theres some stuff we've missed that's outrageous, such is Brighton's Black Honey and their latest effort "Spinning Wheel".

Having been to see Black Honey only a week-or-so back, new track "Madonna" is fresh in our minds from the set, one that closed to vocalist Izzy nearly shaving someones wig straight off with her guitar.

Brighton's Black Honey unveil final track, "Bloodlust", from their un-named debut EP.

If you're one of those people that likes to know bands from the inside out, we can now tell you Black Honey consists of Izzy Bee, Chris Ostler, Tommy Taylor & Tom Dewhurst. If you're not, what's to follow will prove much more interesting.

"The Taste" is yet another crisp and refined sounding demo from Brighton starlets Black Honey.

Artwork by www.oliviasavageart.tumblr.com

Not that crisp and refined are necessarily bad characteristics in-fact, most things demo-like and lo-fi are an almost immediate turn off for us these days - take note, PR dickheads.

Art by Olivia Savage

Fresh from their 'Certified Debut' "Sleep Forever", Brighton's Black Honey are back with their second installment, and the equally impressive, "Teenager".

We're exactly halfway through the year. Here's our selection of the best tracks... So far

July 1st marks the exact halfway mark of 2014. We know, how time flies, etc etc. Given the pace that new music hits the pages nowadays, it's more than likely that there's a few things you may have missed. And so, in no particular order, here's our pick of the 12 best tracks of the year so far. Feel free to disagree with us on in the comments below, or over on Twitter, here.

Mysterious Brighton outfit, Black Honey release debut track "Sleep Forever".

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There's little known about Black Honey. The band have no bio, no photo and no press release, so we quite literally can't give you any background information other than they're from Brighton - thanks Royal Blood. Never the less, it's the track in question that we're usually more interested in.