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Murder in the Garden

by Heifervescent

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rock indie alternative melodic guitar

10 tracks

41:16

1	Bessie's secret	2:45
2	Wonderful thing	4:07
3	Electric towers	3:51
4	They've got tanks and everything	2:34
5	Where I once was	4:47
6	Someone just took our babies	3:09
7	Respond	6:13
8	The diplomat	3:45
9	Journey through the slugs	2:40
10	Murder in the garden	7:25

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david.bluecame

Very good album

09/07/09

It has been a nice surprise for me to discover this group Heifervescent.

Although I like more other musical styles, I have been caught by the excellent quality of the music, the voice and the arrangements.

I think several of the albums could be easily hits if properly promoted.

The only minor drawback I've found is that sometimes there are sudden changes of rythm and/or kind of melody that sometimes cause a distracting effect (in other cases it feels right).

With my own footage of several sparrows fighting and feeding their babies and an edited mix of several of your songs, I have made a Youtube video. Please, if you have time, visit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzwSAH0_DlY

I hope you enjoyed it!

Best regards and thank you for the gift of your excellent music.

David Bluecame.

musictomyears

Another Good Album

14/06/09

Another good album by Heifervescent, that is very catchy, interesting, and great sounding indie, rock, with an acoustic guitar, and great vocals as always. A must check out album.

glen

Not my favourite album by Heifervescent

24/02/09

This album is comprised of enjoyable pop rock songs, though arguably more inconsistent than their PondLife Fiasco release. The songs vary from very light and soothing to upbeat rock, a good example of the latter is track four with a powerful distorted bass guitar. As with PondLife Fiasco I love the use of smooth synthesizer pad sounds, especially as a lift in choruses, which acts as a distinction between more drab pop arrangements of the nineties.