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Hammer Fight - Chug Of War (2013)











Year : 2013
Style : Heavy Metal , Hard Rock
Country : USA
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 92 mb

Bio:

Hammer Fight brings a sound that many kids these days may have missed; Hard Rockin' Metal. Versatile enough to share the stage with the most extreme death metal acts to classic hard rock bands and everything in between. Hammer Fight is here to kick some ass! Keep your eyes and ears open, they'll be in your town soon.

Line Up:

Drew Murphy - Vocals, Bass - See also: ex-Call the Paramedics, No Holds Barred
Todd Stern - Guitar - See also: Abacinate, ex-The Ghost in Black and White, ex-The Binary Code (live)
Ryan Blackman - Guitars (2012-present)
Justin Spaeth - Drums - See also: Abacinate, Kalopsia, Fossilized, Nothing Is Sacred, ex-Corpsebanger, ex-Suffer the Living (live)

Tracklist:

01. Ruben's Ride (02:42)
02. I Didn't Feel Like Drinking (Until I Started Drinking) (02:18)
03. DisasTOUR (01:57)
04. Foot Chase (02:54)
05. Ginger Rails (02:56)
06. Get Wrecked (02:29)
07. Sleeping With The Enemy (03:34)
08. Queer Eye For The Scene Guy (02:30)
09. Down The Line (02:08)
10. Made In Rock (02:56)
11. Hella Weight (01:50)
12. Stellar Mass (05:04)
13. Bar Room Bully (03:21)
14. Be Quick or Be Dead (Iron Maiden Cover) (03:35)




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Hammer Fight - Profound And Profane (2016)













Year : 2016
Style : Heavy Metal , Hard Rock
Country : United States
Audio : 320 kbps + all scans + Video
Size : 148 mb

Bio:

New Jersey metal band Hammer Fight’s members all started out in different bands, but four years ago they joined forces to rock. Spawned from a New Jersey scene saturated with death metal and hardcore, Hammer Fight brings a sound that many kids these days may have missed; Hard Rockin' Metal. Versatile enough to share the stage with the most extreme death metal acts to classic hard rock bands and everything in between. Hammer Fight is here to kick some ass! Keep your eyes and ears open, they'll be in your town soon.

Album:

New Jersey band woke up this morning…..with a hangover..Let’s be honest, with a name like Hammer Fight, these reprobates from New Jersey were never going to be writing hippy dippy songs about fluffy bunnies and lacing daisies into your loved ones hair.Indeed, their own record company recognises this, describing the four piece as “bunch whiskey-drinkin’, beer guzzlin’ bros” and if that sounds like they are a bunch of frat boys running amok, then it does them a disservice, because what Hammer Fight are is just about the tightest, meanest and most downright aggressive groovers that you could wish to find.By their own admission the band are: “Versatile enough to share the stage with the most extreme death metal acts to classic hard rock bands and everything in between,” and if that all smacks of a lack of focus, then it’s also true. Even the bands they claim to be influenced by on their Facebook range from Slayer to Motörhead to 3 Inches Of Blood, but crucially the gods of meaty punk Zeke get a mention, and there are frequent moments on “Profound And Profane” that lead the mind to wander to the thought of just what depravity occurs at a party round their house.By and large songs – from opener “Picking Up Change” to the closing “Cult Of Conceit” content themselves with a) being mighty and b) charging around at a 100mph just for kicks. But here’s the nub of the matter: Hammer Fight are bloody good at it.On “Target Acquired” for example, which by the way comes on like underground heroes Bible Of The Devil in a particularly bad mood, singer Drew Murphy begins with the though of “Oh Shit I Feel It Again!” and is soon joined by a formidable rumble, while on “Private Stock” there’s a thrash metal gone hardcore feel, and “Ultimate Sacrifice” boasts a riff from superb Todd Stern and Dan Higgins that is designed to move mountains.The suggestion that whatever else they might be doing, these boys are absolutely not messing about, is never far away and when they absolutely nail it, as on the stunning “Good Times In Dark Ages” they are pretty much unstoppable, and you can pay “Gods Of Rock n Roll” no higher a compliment than to say Lemmy would approve.And if most of the record is almost unrelenting in its desire to inflict some form of injury, then “Low And Broken” offers some lighter relief as they come down with an acoustic boogie topped off with some Thin Lizzy-esque twin lead – even if Murphy still sounds like he’s gargling with razorblades.This is their major label debut and Hammer Fight deserve credit for absolutely not compromising and watering anything down. It sounds as though the band had tremendous fun – and most probably a few drinks – making it, and it also sounds like they would be a brilliant live band.“Profound And Profane” is a fine attempt at capturing that energy the studio and the band is well named.

Line-Up:

Drew Murphy - Vocals, Bass - See also: ex-Call the Paramedics, No Holds Barred
Justin Spaeth - Drums - See also: Abacinate, Kalopsia, Dysentery (live), Fossilized, Nothing Is Sacred, Slasherthroat, ex-Corpsebanger, ex-Suffer the Living (live)
Todd Stern - Guitar - See also: Abacinate, Psycroptic (live), ex-The Ghost in Black and White, ex-Binary Code (live), ex-Havok (live)
Dan Higgins - Guitars (2014-present) - See also: Abacinate, ex-Ministry of Pain

Tracklist:

01. Picking Up Change 03:10
02. Target Acquired 03:16
03. Into the Dark 03:44
04. Good Times in Dark Ages 04:05
05. Gods of Rock n' Roll 04:27
06. Low & Broken 04:06
07. Private Stock 03:12
08. The Ultimate Sacrifice 04:12
09. Cell Mates 04:55
10. West Side Story 02:14
11. The Crate 04:58
12. Cult of Conceit 03:28

+ Video "Good Times In Dark Ages" (Official Video)




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