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Biographie de l'artiste pour The Honey Buzzards

The Honey Buzzards Were A Norwich England Based Band Who Achieved Significant Independent Music Success In The Early 1990s.
They Were Formed By Ian Thompson Born 1971 Vocals/guitar Simon Shaw Born 1972 Bass And Matthew Wayne Born 1971 Drums At Norwich School Disambiguation Needed In 1988 And Shortly Recruited Nathan Moore Born 1970 And John Evans Born 1972 As Guitarists. They Took Their Name From A 17th Century British Painting And Their Sound Was Influenced By An Art School Sensibility The Velvet Underground Lloyd Cole And The Commotions And Latterly The Stone Roses.
They Released Three Singles On Manchester Based Sheer Joy Records Sympathy For Two Girls 1990 Starhappy 1990 And Pale Horse 1991 All Of Which Made The Top 20 Of The Indie Chart And Issued A Promo Single With Remixes By The Orb 1 . Their Strongest Sales However Were In Scandinavia Particularly Sweden.
The First Single Was Produced By Michael Johnson Who Was Responsible For Most Of New Order's Back Catalogue Including The "Brotherhood" "Low-Life" And "Technique" Albums. In 1991 The Band Recorded Two BBC Sessions One For The Mark Goodier Evening Session Radio 1 And One For Hit The North Radio 5 While John Peel Championed The Band's Singles Extensively.
They Also Appeared On The Soundtrack To The Diane Ladd And Max Parrish Film "Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Kill Me" 1993 . The Band Split In 1994. They Achieved Critical Acclaim In The NME And Melody Maker And Shared A BBC Session Studio With David Bowie. John Evans Has Gone Onto To Achieve Mainstream National Success With The Band The Divine Comedy And Continues To Tour As Their Guitarist

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