Heads are Heavy Los Angeles, California
After nearly a decade apart, Julie Edwards (Deap Vally, Deap Lips, Pity Party) and Marc Smollin (Pity Party, Say Fica) have
reunited as Heads are Heavy, the kaleidoscopic culmination of a long, strange trip spanning Edwards and Smollin’s 30+ year friendship.
Embracing oblique strategies, Smollin and Edwards scavenge the sonic detritus of The Pity Party to create new, unexpected forms.
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