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You can say that music is heavy because of the way it sounds but

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for me it comes more like from the experience of the people making it

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"I'd rather be high or die" yeah that kind of stuff

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You can have an acoustic guitar and one vocal

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and it can be the heaviest thing in the world

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Heavy is about being pissed off and being a warlord

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and laying down like, just like someone that was in battle

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if they had an axe and chop some dude in the head and it landed

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and you have a riff that plays the same way that way, that's heavy

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When the Beatles first came to America,

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they had these tiny little amplifiers, you couldn't hear anything except girls screaming

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that all changed when, like Marshall, Laney and Orange

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started making these big, giant, hi-wattage amplifiers

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that, all of a sudden shut the entire crowd up

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a large part of early hard rock music is just trying to make sens of what you do

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with all this distortion and all this volume

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There is things you can do with clean, reverb tone

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that are so evil, dark, it makes Black Sabbath sound like Peggy Lee

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moving away from that idea

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it's just being like headbanging whatever devil horn heavy rock we're making weird shit

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So how are we going to get this sound