About Honeysocks
Honeysocks' early musical education came from
plinking around on a piano and learning saxophone in the school band. In
high school, he started playing the bass for jazz band, then donned the
guitar (before learning how to play) for a garage band that went by the
names Hugg, Nutbunch, and Various Little Girls. The band played one show
and broke up. Honeysocks moved to Tucson and formed the Jack Acid Society
with several friends, creating a new genre called "Speed Folk for the
Weak.". The JAS enjoyed a small amount of notoriety and very little success, until the fateful day when a pack of wild dingoes ate
all members of the band save one.
As a solo act, Honeysocks combines influences
in rock, blues, folk, country, and everything else to create a sound which
has best been described as "something." He has performed at a handful of
venues, including Epic Cafe, the Hut, and Wilde Playhouse, to name but
a few.
As of January 2007, Honeysocks began playing bass with indie pop trio The Theory. Playing bass makes him feel sexy.
