Honeyblood share film noir-style video for Choker
Glasgow noise pop duo Honeyblood have released an eerie black-and-white video for their track Choker.
The film noir-inspired clip, directed by Tardo/Williams, comes ahead of a series of co-headline gigs on the NME New Breed Tour. The duo play King Tut's in Glasgow on 1 Nov, and the Deaf Institute in Manchester on 6 Nov.
Honeyblood have had a busy 2014 – they played our 100th issue party back in January, played the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas in March, and released their eponymous debut album in July – but drummer Shona McVicar left the band last month to “move on to other endeavours.”
McVicar has been replaced by Cat Myers, who features in the video, and has been drumming for the band since McVicar's departure.
Honeyblood UK tour dates (co-headline with Superfood, except Sheffield and Newcastle):
Thu 30 Oct – Bungalow and Bears, Sheffield
Fri 31 Oct – The Oobleck, Birmingham
Sat 1 Nov – King Tut's, Glasgow
Sun 2 Nov – Cluny, Newcastle
Mon 3 Nov – Brudenell, Leeds
Tue 4 Nov – Epic Studios, Norwich
Wed 5 Nov – O2 Academy, Oxford
Thu 6 Nov – Deaf Institute, Manchester
Mon 10 Nov – Louisiana, Bristol
Tue 11 Nov – Dingwalls, London
Wed 12 Nov – Haunt, Brighton