The Honeydrips Stockholm, Sweden
Hailing out of the distinguished Gothenburg indie scene, The Honeydrips is Swedish alternative pop’s best kept secret. The music bears influences from Laurel Canyon of the 60s, from C86 of the 80s, from dance-music of the 90s, and – always – from Sweden’s premier band of misfits: Broder Daniel. ... more
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