For those too young to have seen the mighty Zep rock the Garden; for the masses too late to have  witnessed the man in the hat wield the axe for Guns N' Roses; and for those who yearn for a no frills, no gimmicks rock and roll show characteristic of the men who defined this era—you've stumbled to the right place.  

Rock and roll is not dead.  Channelling an array of artists from rock's heyday and relying heavily on their  vintage record collection, Heaviside lives and breathes rock and roll ecstasy.  

This Edmonton-based quartet, formed in December 2006, is committed to the values bound to the  authentic rock sound.  The extended guitar solo lives here, in each and every one of Heaviside's live  performances.  Rounded out by incendiary vocal howls and a truly colossal thunder-of-the-Gods rhythm  section, Heaviside is a force to be reckoned with.  Establishing themselves in the vein of '70s hard rock, high school friends Mitchell Reynaud and Kyle Green cultivated their aspiration to become a truly standout act.  With Mitchell taking charge of vocals and guitar, and Kyle helming the bass, the duo embarked as a modest garage band.  Adding Mitchell's younger brother Spenny on drums and lead guitarist Johno Hermary, they began forging their sound in the annals of rock  history.