The Heavy

The Heavy is a British rock band hailing from Bath, Somerset, England, known for their amalgamation of funk, rock, soul, and rhythm and blues. Formed in the early 2000s, the band consists of Kelvin Swaby (vocals), Dan Taylor (guitar), Spencer Page (bass guitar), and Chris Ellul (drums). They launched into the public eye with their gritty, energetic sound and dynamic live performances. The band first gained significant attention with their hit single "How You Like Me Now?" from their second studio album, "The House That Dirt Built" (2009). This track soared in popularity after being featured in various media, becoming a staple sync in films, television shows, and commercials.

Over the years, The Heavy has continued to build their reputation with their hard-hitting and soulful tracks. Their catalog showcases a consistent dedication to blending authentic, vintage sounds with a modern and often gritty twist. Some of their more recent releases like "Blood & Fire," "Got To Believe," and the anthemic "AMEN" reinforce their ability to create music that resonates with fans across genres, commanding attention with Swaby's powerful vocals and the group's tight instrumentation. In "Put It on the Line (Theme from Borderlands)," they once again proved their adeptness at combining memorable hooks with robust soundscapes, contributing to the vibrant soundtrack of the popular video game series Borderlands. As The Heavy marches on, they remain a testament to the enduring appeal of rock infused with classic soul and funk influences.

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Blood & Fire
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