SHEAVY Complete Work On "Synchronized"

March 7, 2002

St. John's, Newfoundland stoner rockers SHEAVY have completed work on their new album, entitled Synchronized, at GAM Studios in Belgium with producer Mike Butcher (who had previously worked with BLACK SABBATH on their Sabotage and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath LPs, among others),and are scheduled to issue the effort in late spring/early summer through Rise Above Records in Europe and The Music Cartel in the US. The full track listing for Synchronized is as follows:

01. Last Of The V8 Interceptors
02. Kill Queens Go Disco
03. Ultraglide
04. Next Exit To Vertigo
05. Part Of The Machine
06. Synchronized
07. AFX. Thrown For A Loop
08. Invasion Of The Micronauts
09. Set Phasers To Stun
10. Firebird350

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