The Heat Exchange
Progress Ruins Everything, But What Else Is There?
© 2007 Heat Exchange Music (837101368605)
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High-energy indie rock with a dissonant blues groove.
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Hailing from Seattle, WA, the Heat Exchange play high-energy indie rock with a dissonant blues groove. Think Built to Spill, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, The Black Keys, and The White Stripes and you're getting close.
Their self-released debut full-length CD, "Progress ruins everything, but what else is there?" is a dynamic rocker that delves into politics, religion and introspection - balanced by self-deprecating humor and lively wordplay.
Sliding chordal rhythms backed by driving bass and drums form the foundation for elements of dirty rock, Hendrix-y blues, playful romps, and unabashed pop interspersed with searing guitar solos and instrumental breakdowns.
"it's hard to find bands nowadays that actually sound like THEMSELVES... not so, with the Heat Exchange-- a cool blend of dischordant guitars, downplayed but highly political lyrics, and a kick ass rhythm section that conjures up images of No Means No playing beach volleyball with Dick Dale and the Deltones. i had the distinguished pleasure of recording them, and i'd definitely do it again!" -rob sharp, the playroom