King of Foxes offers up something of value: a musical divining rod that pulls the listener to an inner river that is at once both familiar and uncanny. Delivered in a voice that is equal parts fierce and fragile, frontwoman Olivia Street's lyrics are poetic and evocative, deftly interwoven with seeing-eye guitar hooks and cogent understanding of songcraft. Her signature sound is quirky and textural incorporating elements of Brit-pop and melodic indie rock that inform a well-read musical style.

King of Foxes has drawn comparison to Alvvays, Juliana Hatfield, and Rilo Kiley, but retains an edgy and playful persona. Lush with layered guitars, infectious vocal melodies, and "instant indie-rock cred", their previous record, Golden Armour (2016), appeared on the Canadian Independent music charts for 17 weeks following its release. The production of Salt & Honey was supported by the City of Edmonton and the Edmonton Arts Council. King of Foxes was honoured with an "Artist to Watch" nomination at the 2018 Edmonton Music Awards. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.