Just popping in to say that Honey has been the dark horse of the Nymph album for me. It didn’t really make an impact on me when I first heard the album, but it’s just the most entrancing track; it’s kind of the track on the album which most conjures up the visuals of the album art for me.
I was a bit concerned in the lead up to Nymph about the cohesiveness of the album, but I now think it’s a fantastic package. It really showcases her artistic versatility, and I think there’s a real thread of vulnerability and sense of isolation throughout the album. The soundscape is so… sparse and detached but in a very beautiful way?
I adore how she’s created two sister albums in Alias and Nymph. They complement each other so well. Alias is a horny, sweaty, drug fuelled night in city while Nymph is isolated and icy, and almost ethereal.
I am so excited to see her again at Drumsheds in December.