Listen: Keep Shelly In Athens - 'Just Like Honey' (The Jesus And Mary Chain cover)
When Keep Shelly In Athens aren't creating super rad mixes like the one they put together for us recently (here) they're covering classics such as 'Just Like Honey' by Jesus And Mary Chain. The track was recorded for the 'Just Like Honey Charity Cover Compilation' which is a charity based album. More info on the compilation can be found here.
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