
The Heavy
2010 inspired the invent of the ‘Cool Kids Still Buy CDs’ music club. The premise is simple: purchase a new release (preferably by getting off your arse and walking into a CD store), listen listen listen, launch the sound to wide-eared small audience through review, and press play to share favourite tracks. The crew are enriched with new audio, creative talent, and a social gathering involving real banter about the stuff we love — MUSIC. The first club promised big things and the pace I am writing this speaks volumes of my excitement to share with you — The Heavy.
They are as rare as a gold nugget at Sovereign Hill post 1950. Out on Ninja Tune, celeb mid-90s label of Kid Koala and Funki Porcini fame, The Heavy are a soulful collaboration of musical artistry that projects vivid narrative and gets you groovin’ the dance floor. It’s the kind of music found on Tarantino films — wildly timeless and refreshingly now. British without the bull, The House That Dirt Built is a seductive listen, sitting high on my tour wishlist.
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