April 27th, 2016 
Drew Caruso 
Thrice have released the newest track off of their highly anticipated ninth release, To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere.
“Black Honey” follows the previously released “Blood On The Sand,” and shows the band keeping up with the aggressive choruses, but adding more to the diversity of their upcoming release.
Talking to NPR about the song, frontman Dustin Kensrue says, “Lyrically, the song spawned from an image that popped into my head: someone continually swatting at a swarm of bees to get their honey, but somehow not understanding why they would sting back in return.”
If you have yet to pre-order the record, you can grab a copy here. Listen to “Black Honey” below and let us know what you think in the comments.
Drew Caruso is a Bostonian who, when not writing about music and film, spends his time getting lost in New England, reading books, talking about science whether people want to listen or not, and more. To see the thoughts of a scientist by day and a writer by night, follow him on Twitter.
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