Hammers Of Misfortune - 17th Street
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Hammers Of Misfortune; yes, more commonly known as "that band that used to have that main dude from Slough Feg in it." This band is incredibly eclectic prog-rock that covers quite a bit of ground; ranging from your typical 70's pompish prog to doom, with a few glimpses of old school Misfits-esque horror punk moments. It's something that is quite astonishing upon first listen. Astonishing then turns to overwhelming. Overwhelming turns to irritating. Sure enough, after a fair amount of plays through, this ain't the same album you listened to the first time around. Read more ›› |
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First half of the album is much better than the second, takes a turn for the worst after "Staring"
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The Locust Years was their prime. Still an entertaining record. Faves: The Grain, Staring and The Day the City Died
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