Honeyblood In Plain Sight Vinyl

Honeyblood’s new album sees frontwoman Stina Tweeddale finding her most ambitious form and steely focus yet. Three albums in she has stepped forward to claim the project she created seven years ago as a her sole vision.

Full of big, bold, songwriting and no longer content to be tied to one limited genre, ‘In Plain Sight’ is woven with mysterious themes of illusion and deception; Tweeddale describes the album as “one big trick”. Being hoodwinked never felt so exciting. Echoing that sentiment, for the album's stunning artwork, Tweeddale researched optical illusionists and met Peruvian visual artist Cecilia Parades, who eventually agreed to painstakingly paint her into the ornate fabrics seen on the cover across two eight hour sittings.

Tweeddale takes the reins in collaboration with super-producer John Congleton (Angel Olsen, St Vincent, Sharon Van Etten) for the most definitive Honeyblood LP to date - as sonically gung-ho as peak era Garbage, or the modern day likes of St Vincent - and  consolidating the Glasgow-born band as one of the most important names in U.K. indie.