For those unaware, based in The Hague, this newcomer five-piece brings a refreshing and exuberant spirit to progressive and psychedelic blues rock. Odd time signatures, blazing harmonica and driving guitars accompanied by narrative vocals, create an enchanting journey and are combined in ways that draw from classic influences like The Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead or even the Red Devils.

But HEATH are not a throwback at all. They are a vital new band and their energy bleeds into every dynamic second of their live shows. HEATH have already built significant momentum in the Netherlands with shows at e.g. Roadburn Festival, Paaspop, Into The Great Wide Open, supporting King Gizzard and DeWolff and as one of the most booked bands of the Popronde festival. If you believe in underground futurism, it is difficult not to be excited at hearing it so vividly embodied.

With their new album Murmurations (Suburban, December 2025) Heath transcends previous boundaries to embrace a more mature and melancholic sound. With love and devotion as its overarching theme, it stands as a deeply honest expression of musical freedom. Here, the band dives deeper into a more spiritual territory of progressive rock, allowing complexity, heartache, hope, and reverence to coexist in resonant tension. Layers of atmosphere, hypnotic grooves, and rich harmonies draw the listener into yet another odyssey.

After playing over 50 shows in The Netherlands in their first year of existence, and with a new album in their pocket, HEATH is now ready to conquer the rest of Europe as well. BEWARE!

1. Exordium In D Minor
2. Murmurations
3. Nosedive

This engrossing psych blues rock experience opens on some creepily ethereal voice work that threads eerily though Exordium In D Minor and then we get the titular Murmurations; a psychedelic blues guitar/harmonica rock fest of over 15 minutes, before the final track, the spatially sonic, psych blues rocker, and yet another 15 minute full on magical musical epic, Nosedive is brought forth.

Like no other contemporary band, Heath knows how to combine psych, prog, and sizzling blues rock with a hefty dose of youthful energy. No, it’s certainly not a retro act, but a band that elevates influences from, among others, the Allman Brothers and Red Devils into the 21st century. - Walter Hoeijmakers (Roadburn)

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