Which band released the 1994 album 'Wildhoney'?

Tiamat released the 1994 album Wildhoney.

Wildhoney was the Swedish band's fourth studio album and marked a major shift from its earlier death-doom sound toward atmospheric, psychedelic, and progressive metal. Johan Edlund led the project, which used layered guitars, keyboards, quieter passages, and contrasting heavy sections.

The album opens with the instrumental "Wild Seed" and includes tracks such as "Whatever That Hurts" and "The Ar." Its arrangements create a spacious, dreamlike atmosphere, making it influential in the development of atmospheric metal and later gothic-metal styles.

Tiamat began in 1987 under the name Treblinka and changed its name before releasing music as Tiamat. Wildhoney is sometimes categorized simply as gothic metal, but its sound also draws on death-doom, psychedelic rock, and progressive music. That stylistic mixture is a major reason the album remains difficult to place in one genre.