Honey Bane

Honey Bane is an English punk singer and actress who first came onto the scene in the late 1970s. She began her career as the frontwoman of the punk band Fatal Microbes, known for their raw energy and confrontational lyrics. Around the same time, she also collaborated with Crass, legends of the anarcho-punk movement, which helped further solidify her place in the UK punk underground. Her solo material blends post-punk and new wave influences, showcasing both her tough, rebellious image and emotional depth.

Over the years, Honey Bane has released a mix of politically charged and introspective tracks, often reflecting on issues like personal freedom and societal pressure. Notable songs such as “You Can Be You” and “Girl on the Run” highlight her distinct voice and fearless attitude. In addition to music, she has also worked as an actress, making appearances in British film and television in the 1980s. Despite periods away from the spotlight, Honey Bane remains a cult figure with a dedicated fan base and a lasting influence on punk and alternative music.