Crooked Teeth gear up for the release of their upcoming EP by sharing the title track Honey.

Southern California trio Crooked Teeth have announced the details of their forthcoming new EP, Honey, set to to be released on November 16th via Rude Records. Consisting of five tracks, we’re given a first look at the EP in the form of titular single Honey.

Blending emo, pop-punk and alternative, it’s a track that contains familiar hints yet is completely unique. In a non-traditional measure, Crooked Teeth combined two choruses they were working on to create Honey. An emotionally forward track about letting the past stay in the past, the song exudes confidence, while toying with one’s inner demon that nothing is ever really over. The honesty can be found in the lyrics, and there’s no sugar-coating the emotions that lie behind the track. Lead vocalist, Tyson Evans expands on the building of the track, by stating:

Instrumentally, we mimicked a midi melody on guitar and virtually made the guitar sound like a cool sub bass midi lead. The chilled out bridge interlude was heavily inspired by Deftones.

Tracklisting

1. Hate Me
2. Honey
3. Absent
4. You and Me (Whatever)
5. Broken Bones