Uriah Heep (band) recording of the album, drummer Alex Napier was replaced by Nigel Olsson, recommended to Byron by Elton John. The debut was not popular with rock critics (especially in the USA where "Rolling Stone" reviewer Melissa Mills infamously promised to commit suicide "if this band makes it") but in retrospect the attitude towards it changed. "Those unfamiliar with Uriah Heep may want to try out "Demons and Wizards" or a compilation first, but anyone with a serious interest in Uriah Heep or the roots of heavy metal will find plenty to like on ..."Very 'eavy ...Very 'umble"," advised critic Donald A.
The Very Hush Hush The Very Hush Hush The Very Hush Hush (TVHH) is a band originally from Colorado. The Very Hush Hush formed in 1998 in Golden, Colorado. The band's original lineup consisted of drums and synthesizers. In 2003, TVHH added drummer Symons for work on a first set of studio songs. Symons left the band after the release of a self-titled EP. Soon thereafter, TVHH recorded a follow up EP entitled "Washing Songs" with new drummer, Salg. Salg left TVHH in 2004 for Denver band Killfix. The Very Hush Hush followed "Washing Songs" with another EP, "Sign Language" that included the song