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Reviews (2)
The line of best fit
d. 21. May 2019
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Pip Williams
d. 21. May 2019
"It's not clear why, on the release of her third album, Stina Tweeddale's Honeyblood hasn't garnered the same level of recognition as plenty of outfits hovering around the same punk/rock/indie intersection".
AllMusic
2019
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Heather Phares
2019
"Honeyblood's first album as Stina Tweeddale's solo project, In Plain Sight finds her reveling in her freedom by focusing and expanding her music. While former drummer Cat Myers was on tour with Mogwai, Tweeddale holed up by herself to write these songs, and her solitary creative process convinced her she needed to record these songs on her own, too. Working with producer John Congleton - who's shown an almost uncanny ability to help artists such as St. Vincent, Angel Olsen, and Priests shore up their strengths and uncover new dimensions within their music".