Why I Must Be Careful

  Interview with WIMBC

  Excerpt from the Honeycomb album

                                                                Honeycomb
                                                    

Why I Must Be Careful is charting their own course with a self-released high-art album
appropriately titled Honeycomb.  The packaging for this 100 copy,  vinyl-only  release
is a unique art piece all of its own.   Each of the  limited-edition albums is housed in a
handmade wooden frame that has spent enough time inside of a beehive for a colony
to form their iconic honeycomb structures on either side of the record.
The result is a  one-of-a-kind  beeswax  sculpture  as secreted from the wax glands of,
and organized by, thousands of honeybees.  Demanding its own place away from your
other LP’s, perhaps even on the wall, this honeycombed album  is under consideration
by the Olfactory Art Council for Best Smelling Album of the Year.
Seeking the respect of blind culture, Why I Must Be Careful is providing a Braille chapbook
as part of this release.  The textured booklet is dappled with lyrical structures and notations
of the two long-form songs on the Honeycomb album.

Side A recorded at Bellhead Creative Recording
Side B recorded at Waiting Room Recording
Release Date: April 20, 2012
Limited Quantity available
$200
Contact us to order