VINYL FORMAT. The Heavy are back and this time it's in the form of their brilliant second album, The House That Dirt Built. Hitting like the garage-punk monster that is is, Shingae Shoniwa of The Noisettes offers up the backing box on a tune which sounds like Little Richard possessed by the devil and turned up to 11. Main single "How You Like Me Now"is pure vodoo-funk. "Sixteen" channels the ghost of Screamin' Jay into a tawdry tale of Satan and his young bride. "Short Change Hero" is an epic Spaghet   [ read more ]

LP $16.99

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VINYL FORMAT. The Heavy return with next single from their album, The House That Dirt Built, a widescreen funk epic, moving from JB's shuffle to crashing break, Animals guitar and horn fanfares, a huge build which is set to bring the house down wherever it's played. As if the original wasn't enough, The Heavy have compiled a superb package of remixes. Fellow West Countryman Joker, gives the original a huge dollop of Purple and comes up with something sounding like Timberlake smoking skunk in St Paul'   [ read more ]

12" $12.99

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VINYL FORMAT. The Heavy's dirty, guitar-scorched hip hop soul will lead you into temptation. Hailing from a town in the English countryside called Bath, which they describe as "the graveyard of all ambition," The Heavy make everything wrong sound right. At the core are Swaby and Taylor, who have known each other for a decade. When they met, the two bonded over vintage rhythm and blues and the films of Jim Jarmusch. They soon recruited Ellul (drums) and Page (bass) and began gigging as a four-piece; most rec   [ read more ]

LP $21.99

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VINYL FORMAT. The Heavy hail from Bath, England. This 7-inch contains the lead single from the group's Great Vengeance and Furious Fire album, "Coleen," with a B-side that is limited to this single - a reggae-fied alternate version of the album cut "Brukpocket's Lament."

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