Last month, Robyn came back with Honey, her first new solo album in eight years. That return is a great thing for a lot of reasons, and one of those reasons is this: A whole lot of us will now get to see Robyn live. If you've never seen her, rest assured that Robyn is…

Robyn appeared on tonight's episode of Later… With Jools Holland on BBC Two to perform "Missing U" from her new album Honey, as well as her 2007 Kleerup collaboration "With Every Heartbeat." Damon Albarn, the Clash’s Paul Simonon, the Verve’s Simon Tong, and Tony Allen also performed as The Good, The Bad & The Queen.

If you've read our Premature Evaluation of Robyn's long-awaited album Honey -- which is finally out tonight, eight years after her last LP, Body Talk -- you know the premise of the album is that Robyn is not, in fact, an unflappable fembot. She's a flesh-and-blood human being, capable of being wrecked by emotion like…

Eight years ago, Robyn declared that she was a fembot. Yes, she had feelings, too, but she was indestructible, she would dance on her own. On Honey, she lets that guard down. She makes it obvious on one of its first tracks: "I'm a human being/ And so are you/ My heart can't stop beating/…

The album is due for release on October 26It's the second track to be taken from the albumRobyn has shared ‘Honey’ – the title track from her forthcoming new album. The song originally appeared as a demo on a 2017 Girls episode. It marks the second track to be taken from the LP, following on from last month’s rele...