The Honey Buzzards

The Honey Buzzards were a Norwich, England based band who achieved significant independent music success in the early 1990s.

They achieved critical acclaim in The NME and Melody Maker, and shared a BBC Session studio with David Bowie.

Their sound was influenced by an art school sensibility, The Velvet Underground, Lloyd Cole and the Commotions and latterly The Stone Roses.

Their first single was produced by Michael Johnson, who was responsible for much of New Order's back catalogue, including the Brotherhood, Low-life and Technique albums.

John Evans has gone on to achieve mainstream national success with the band The Divine Comedy and continues to tour as their guitarist.