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Song: A Room and a Riddle Artist: Hammers of Misfortune Album: The August Engine Year: 2003 Country: US Label: Cruz del Sur Music Genre: Progressive Folk/Heavy Metal. + Informações

Hammers of Misfortune - Doomed Parade from cd The August Engine,2003!. + Informações

live at EMOS. + Informações

From the 2006 Album The Locust Years.. + Informações

off of their album 2003 "The August Engine". + Informações

Kill That Cat Video (www.killthatcat.com) and The Hash Stash presents HAMMERS OF MISFORTUNE at THE 40th Street Warehouse in Oakland, CA. Recorded by HASHTHRASH on 4/03/04. New, exclusive videos on www.killthatcat.com coming summer 2006!. + Informações

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live at EMOS. + Informações

A track from the Unholy Cadaver album.. recorded before they changed their name to Hammers Of Misfortune. A completely awesome band, and a masterclass in songwriting.. + Informações

Order at: www.metalblade.com John Cobbett explains the concept behind "The Day the City Died" from the album "17th Street". The song and video premiered on Noisecreep in October of 2011 here: www.noisecreep.com. + Informações

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Hammers Of Misfortune were on fire at their first ever European gig in Tongeren, Belgium. This is a blazing version of the title track of '17th Street', their latest album.. + Informações

go on you little clown and do your very worst. + Informações

Hammers of Misfortune playing the title track from their latest album. They were a nice surprise.. + Informações

Amazing cover of famous Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Free Bird" performed by Hammers of Misfortune and friends. Definitely one of the best performance of this song. High quality. Band decided to publish it for everyone, for free! You can download it from Hammers of Misfortune official website: www.hammersofmisfortune.com Personnel: Aesop Dekker - drums John Cobbett - guitar, bass Sigrid Sheie - piano, organ, flute Jesse Quattro - vocals Jackie Gratz - cello Catherine Gratz - oboe Produced and arranged by John C., for Guy Overfelt's Trans Am project. Recorded by Justin Weis at Trakworx, Jan. 2010. All copyrights goes to above-mentioned.. + Informações

From "17th Street". + Informações

Excelente banda de California. Muy buena realmente, lo recomiendo.. + Informações

Order at: www.metalblade.com John Cobbett explains the concept behind "The Day the City Died" from the album "17th Street". The song and video premiered on Noisecreep in October of 2011 here: www.noisecreep.com. + Informações

Hammers Of Misfortune The Grain Live Vancouver 2011 Excellent show and a great band that I can't say enough about. If you ever get the chance to see them live I truely suggest you go!. + Informações

Metal Blade TV spent the afternoon in Los Angeles hiking with John Cobbett and talking about touring, religion, being an underground band, writing music and more.. + Informações

From the Album, The August Engine. + Informações

Hammers of Misfortune's John Cobbett talks about the band's unique sound.. + Informações

First track off of the album 17th street. If you like it, buy it, don't pirate! A very peculiar track, though that is not unexpected from Hammers of Misfortune. DISCLAIMER: I have created nothing from this video, not the music, nor the artwork. I'm simply promoting a band I love, since I know that every music purchase I make is credited to finding bands on YouTube. All credit goes to Hammers of Misfortune and their record company.. + Informações

www.hammersofmisfortune.com www.roadburn.com All my Roadburn 2012 videos www.youtube.com From the Roadburn 2012 website; Led by the driven, outspoken John Cobbett (also of Ludicra fame), San Francisco, CA-based progressive metal band Hammers of Misfortune borrow elements from hard rock and folk, doom and thrash, and amalgamates those elements into a sound of their own. Whatever style they borrow from, or whichever tools they decide suit the work, they morph them effortlesly into their own aesthetic. At the end of the day, Hammers of Misfortune are the result of an unflinching artistic vision, and always sound exactly like themselves. The layered male and female vocals are paired beautifully with the incredibly complex guitar work; the riffs give way to intricate, plaintive solos; the sophisticated keyboards can be nimble and playful or wistful and emotional as their songs dictate. If you're a Hammers of Misfortune novice, please check out their latest album 17th Street, as it will be on many year-end lists. Disclaimer: "No copyright infringement intended. If you are the artist and you aren't happy with this video being up here, i'm very sorry. Please let me know and i'll take it down. To you, the viewer: if you liked this, check out the link above and buy some music, a t-shirt or go to a show yourself. All credits go to the artists, support them to make sure we get to listen to awesome music and visit these wicked shows!". + Informações