Corvair is what happens when you trap two Scorpio songwriters in a house together. Comprised of a Portland-based husband / wife duo of two seasoned musicians (Brian Naubert and Heather Larimer), Corvair's debut album charts a starcrossed love story over three decades, five cities, and six continents.

Spanning from atmospheric pop to jangly confessional, 70s AM to 90s FM, this work is laden with stunning turns of phrase and prodigious melodies, two voices leaping to meet in the ether.

Corvair's debut album was largely created during the COVID pandemic shut-down of Spring 2020.

It includes work with drummer Eric Eagle (Jesse Sykes, Wayne Horvitz) and Engineer Martin Feveyear (Brandi Carlile, Mark Lanegan, Mudhoney), who also mixed the record.

Larimer explains, "Being stuck in a house together with very little outside influence made us more emotionally raw, definitely weirder, and also more patient and intricate in developing the songs.

And because we were in a bubble, cooking dinners from paranoidly-disinfected groceries and listening to old records, really disparate references from some of our favorite music ended up colliding in odd ways--an emotional Judas Priest bridge, an anthemic Pixies outro, a spacey keyboard sound from Steve Miller, Jeff Lynne's acoustic guitar tone, a Carpenters-style lush harmony.

I think it's a wonderfully weird record, but also very in-your-face pop because what else are you going to do when the world feels like it's ending?" Separately, Naubert and Larimer have created or appeared on more than 20 records.

Heather's musical mainstay was the garage pop band Eux Autres, broadly hailed as a "veritable cult classic" band, radio-debuted by the legendary John Peel, and featured in many shows, movies and commercials.

Brian is a longtime fixture of the Northwest rock community, having played in vital bands such as Tube Top, Pop Sickle, and the critically-lauded Ruston Mire, since 1993.

More recently, Brian released his first solo record, Hoffabus and a record with the NW Supergroup, The Service Providers.

Naubert and Larimer's decades of separate music making have finally combined, culminating in this tour de force from two formidable songwriters.

Corvair sounds like nothing you've ever heard and everything you've always loved. Press quotes: "Smart, infectious, jangly pop." Everett True // "An irresistible set of bouncy indie-pop tinged with surf music and '60s girl groups, contrasted with the band's often-biting lyrics." KEXP.org // "One of the more exciting independent releases of the year...a veritable cult classic." Under The Radar // "Three chord garage pop that hangs on a raunchy guitar line and crisp production from Janet Weiss (Sleater-Kinney, Quasi)." MAGNET Magazine // Brian Naubert - vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, percussion.

Heather Larimer - vocals, keyboards, percussion. Eric Eagle - drums.