Honey Revenge Confront Sunday Scaries with a Pop-Rock Anthem

Honey Revenge have turned a familiar weekend regret into their latest single. ‘Sunday Scaries’, out now, addresses the creeping anxiety of a hangover with direct pop-rock momentum. It’s the fifth track to surface from their second album, Loving and Losing, via Thriller Records.

The song doesn’t overcomplicate the feeling. It lands somewhere between confession and release, built around the same taut hooks that have earned the band steady attention since their debut. Where earlier singles tested range, this one tightens the grip.

The timing places them in a wider conversation. This weekend, Latitude Festival turns twenty on the Suffolk coast, and its bill sketches a line between legacy and the next wave. David Byrne plays a UK festival exclusive. Wet Leg return to the site of their earliest breakout. Alongside them, a batch of buzzed-about newer acts—enough, as Dork notes, to shape next year’s Hype List—fill the undercard. Honey Revenge sit in that company without trying too hard to announce themselves.

‘Sunday Scaries’ doesn’t need festival context to work, but that context makes the song’s arrival feel less like a random drop and more like a marker. It’s the sound of a band sharpening their purpose while the landscape around them shifts.