HEAVY TRASH - NME: 100 CLUB REVIEW (MAGAZINE, UK) DATE: 9.FEBRUARY.2008 LABEL: NME CAT NO.: #06 01. Review NOTES: Short text-only review of Heavy Trash live show at 100 Club, London. For photos and a more extensive article on this show check out the following feature on 'Live on 35mm' here:  http://liveon35mm.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/heavy-trash/ The same issue also featured a review of Cat Power and Dirty Delta Blues at Shepherds Bush Empire. VIEW: Press VIEW: Heavy Trash releases ARTICLE TEXT: "Heavy Trash 100 Club, London 24/01/08 It's as if Elvis Presley's stillborn twin was cryogenically frozen and later resuscitated as Jon Spencer. So inevitably Heavy Trash's demented rockabilly blues - equal parts Spencer (of Blues Explosion infamy) and Matt Verta-Ray (from Speedball Baby) - is very '50s rockabilly as if it was created by MC5 and James Brown in the 1960s. The duelling guitars, harmonica, fiddle, double-bass, and splurges of Hammond organ are the perfect bedrock for Spencer's wailing. He doesn't manage the splits while the Sadies approximate Eddie Cochran's 'Summertime Blues', but's close. Sweat literally pours off the walls. - Dele Fadele" DETAILS: ARTWORK: n/a BARCODE: 9 770028 636239 06 MATRIX/RUN-OUT GROOVE ENGRAVING: n/a RELATED LINKS: nme.com / heavytrash.net / myspace.com/heavytrash