Helix’s 1984 LP ‘Walkin’ the Razor’s Edge’ finds the band doubling down on their signature blend of party-hard rock and melodic hooks, achieving their highest chart success to date.
- The album was produced by Greg Hinz and Harry Hinds at Soundtown Recording Studio in Toronto.
- "Let Me Come Home" was the lead single, though it did not chart.
- The album reached number 35 on the Canadian RPM charts and number 139 on the US Billboard 200.
Helix is a Canadian hard rock band formed in the 1970s, best known for their arena-ready anthems and power ballads. By 1984, they were seeking to re-establish themselves in the crowded mainstream rock landscape following their previous album, 'No Rest for the Wicked'.
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