John Dwyer launches Heathen Axe, a stripped-back trio built on immediacy, volume and instinct. Written and recorded in quick succession, these tracks were captured live to cassette four-track with minimal takes, leaning into spontaneity and rough-edged energy.
Joined by Tom Dolas and John Hodge, Dwyer drives a set of unpolished, high-intensity recordings where riffs unravel into noise and structure gives way to momentum. The approach is deliberately loose and overdriven, with everything pushed into the red.
Echoing the blown-out psychedelia and underground rock of Mainliner, High Rise and Comets on Fire, Heathen Axe trades precision for impact—direct, chaotic and built to be played loud.
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