Basement Revolver - Heavy Eyes CD

Basement Revolver - Heavy Eyes CDHeavy Eyes is the debut album from Canadian indie rock trio Basement Revolver. Theres an air of weariness pervading the album, with the sleepy title Heavy Eyes summing up a general exhaustion right down to the bone, as well as hinting at a heavier direction as they deftly merge 90s infused indie rock with fuzzy dreamy pop and poignant, yearning lyrics. Unable to disguise the emotion in her voice, songwriter Chrisy Hurn shares intimate stories and

an irrepressible energy and ability to provide a damn good time

Espanola was born of the ashes of Goldstein’s previous outfit

Every Time My Mind Runs Wild establishes Lightfoot as a singular talent and potent songwriting force

Additional vocals recorded at Phase One in Toronto

and I got busted at Disneyland for smoking pot

"There was a time when metal was about more than brutality and technical proficiency

Streets of Vice

Blessing The Hogs deliver unrelenting hostility via down-tuned riffing that is more metallic

nor does it bear traces of rust

" pressed on sweet golden nugget vinyl in a limited edition of 500

"This is the radiant sound of a group devoted to haunting melodies that pluck a chord on every fragile heart string…Utterly engrossing and staggeringly ambitious" – The Skinny (4 stars)

… The challenging post-punk edges of People are Different don’t diminish its accessibility