The Heavy
The Heavy formed in Somerset, England in 2007, with Kelvin Swaby on vocals. Their debut album 'Great Vengeance and Furious Fire' came out in 2009 and included...
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The Heavy formed in Somerset, England in 2007, with Kelvin Swaby on vocals. Their debut album 'Great Vengeance and Furious Fire' came out in 2009 and included 'Short Change Hero,' a track that found an audience well beyond the UK. That song earned them an Ivor Novello Award for Best Contemporary Song.
They've kept a fairly steady lineup with Dan Taylor on guitar, Chris Ellul on bass, and Will Crewdson on drums. Later albums like 'The House That Dirt Built' and 'Sons' continued in a similar vein, mixing blues and rock with a soulful edge. Other songs like 'How You Like Me Now?' and 'What Makes a Good Man?' became staples of their live sets.
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