Press
Zenquality:
"Sweating Honey’s sound may be undefinable but their stage charisma and energy certainly isn’t; it’s elemental. You can see it pass through a crowd as girls and guys alike naturally gravitate towards the dance floor."
Performer Magazine:
"Though the energy is high, tempos are never rushed or frantic. You can tell these musicians are field-tested and confident. What really gets the listener moving is the percussionist, Nick Shier, and the horn section, bringing a Latin feel to many of the tracks."
Whole Wheat Radio
“One of the most refreshing finds in years...you could call them a jam band, you could call them Motown. You could call them a psychedelic orchestra, you could call them anything you want. Whatever you call them, you’d be selling them short. This is band you have to hear to believe.”
Seattle Stranger
“This is one of those bands, reminiscent only culturally of Nirvana, in that when you watch them on stage you have the feeling that someday, when these guys arrive as a phenomenon, you will be able to tell your friends you saw them once for seven dollars in a forgotten Seattle cafe.”
Alaska Entertainment
“Sweating Honey manages to be lively but laid back, energetic yet mellow. They are loose and ragged in their instrumentation, but only in the best possible way: the sound effortless and casual even as they seamlessly fit it all together, loping in time.”
CD Baby Staff review (in reference to Sweating Honey’s second CD)
“The real thing live and captured in the dark Alaskan winter, full or horn, Motown space dreams from the neo-seventies, jams with gems planted by Venus or Mars.”
