The record starts out nicely with the track Spy vs Spy, which is one hell of an opener. The music has some things in common with Kyuss and a whole lot of bands that create such a sound. Personally, I’m a very big fan of desert rock and many bands like Solace, Sparzanza and The Mushroom River Band. I would say Sheavy falls in that league with music. 

The vocals are very distinguishable and I would say it is Ozzy with a touch of heaviness in the voice. Hangman, the 3^rd track, is a nice track to calm down with and it’s also one of my favourite tracks. The music has something in common with Black Sabbath, which is a quite obvious touching point of this band. Luckily, Sheavy makes their own music and don’t try to copy the ultimate stoner/doom riffs that Black Sabbath used to play. This is nicely heard on the 6^th track Phone Booth In The Middle Of Nowhere. The biography gives a nice description of the music. I quote: “Which comes off sounding like Kyuss meeting Motorhead whilst listening to Blizzard Of Oz, en route to a 1989 Trouble rehearsal.”

 

I really enjoyed listening to this band and after various searches I found more music of this band, which I gladly embraced and listened to in the late evening. This really is perfect music to calm down with and a big smoking plume coming up from your mouth. Hell yeah!