Glide Magazine debuts new single from Old Heavy Hands, "Coming Down," calling it a "powerful punch that rages with a raunchy early Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers late 70s musical flair and precipitous punk urgency."

Glide Magazine debuts new single from Old Heavy Hands, “Coming Down,” calling it a “powerful punch that rages with a raunchy early Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers late 70s musical flair and precipitous punk urgency.”

With a band name like Old Heavy Hands, you know there ain’t no messing around with this group of rock and roll lifers from Greensboro, NC. Somewhere between the rugged worlds of Drive-By Truckers, Lucero and Whiskey Myers, Old Heavy Hands might be their most under-valued cousin in the Southern Rock meets punk and Americana island – it’s no wonder they are referred to as “”y’allternative”.

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With a band name like Old Heavy Hands, you know there ain’t no messing around with this group of rock and roll lifers from Greensboro, NC. Somewhere between the rugged worlds of Drive-By Truckers, Lucero and Whiskey Myers, Old Heavy Hands might be their most under-valued cousin in the Southern Rock meets punk and Americana island – it’s no wonder they are referred to as “”y’allternative”.