Album Notes

The band exploded onto the music scene in 1991 with their self-titled debut album, Harem Scarem. The first album spawned several singles and videos which proceeded to take Canada by storm. The release of their second album, Mood Swings, brought even more acclaim from fans and critics alike. With this album, the band also became very popular in Japan. Mood Swings was the first of Harem Scarem's albums to be released in Japan, and they developed an instant following there.

After 5 more studio albums ( and too many other releases to mention ) the band finished it’s 7 album deal with Warner Music and embarked on a new chapter of releasing records independently. To mark the return of Harem Scarem, the band released “ Weight Of The World “ in the spring of 2002. Weight Of The World was the first album on the new label and was instantly hailed as a classic. Despite a flurry of releases, the band didn't take much of a break. August 2003 saw the release of Higher. This album was a natural follow-up to Weight Of The World - a solid mix of modern and melodic rock, that fans have come to expect from the band.

In 2005 the band released “ Overload “ to mixed reviews from the melodic rock world and soon after the band set out to make a record for their fans. Now , January 12 2007 the wait is over “ Human Nature “ hits the stores around the world. “ This record really takes us back to what Harem Scarem was all about in the beginning, big vocals and lots of melodic songs. “

Early reviews of “ Human Nature “ have confirmed the bands claims that this is one the best Harem Scarem records ever.