Artist description Three northern folk, in Wales, having a bit of daft carry on.

Music Style Dressed up and laid back guitar stuff, pianos and synth stuff with smooth summer vocals and dead loud drums played by a bloke...

Musical Influences James Brown, A Tribe Called Quest, Paul Rogers, Joni Mitchell, Massive Attack, Stevie Wonder, Chic, Bonzo Dog Band, Jimi Hendrix, Dusty Springfield, Gil Scott-Heron, Happy Mondays, James Taylor

Similar Artists No-one can really agree about this one.... A recent review said that we did the 'Texas Thang'... But we're not sure what that meant either.

Artist History Formed in the spring of 1999, The HoneyTrap gig around Cardiff, make music available on the internet and have been on the telly...

Group Members Sue: vocals Bret: synth, bass, guitars and vocals Andy: guitars

Press Reviews 'Caught Up' Review Recorded around their house this well produced demo suggests a band landing on the right side of twee. Mixing guitar based pop with the almost saccharine vocals of lead singer Sue, the band are evocative of the early 90's indie sound of bands like Heavenly. The additional use of touches like the psychedelically choppy guitars on 'The Way I Choose' help to keep the songs both engaging and likeable. Interestingly making use of the internet and sites like mp3.com they're certainly trying to make themselves heard of. Keep up the good work.Chris Trickey, Buzz Magazine March 2000The HoneyTrap - Get Stuck in! (Demo Review)The HoneyTrap. Apt name. The sound is slick, well-produced and ever so slightly saccharine..the vibe is mellow and summery, the vocals laidback and soulful...one to watch out for.(A full version of this review will appear in S.O.S.P. available free in the Cardiff area.)

Location Cardiff, Wales - United Kingdom

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