The Locust Years, by Hammers Of Misfortune

The Locust Years

by Hammers Of Misfortune

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Ken Goodey It's very hard to pick between these two albums, but if you forced my arm up my back I'd probably say that The Locust Years just edges it for me. It came after The August Engine, so you’d possibly expect an improvement of sorts, but there really isn't much in it – I think HOM got their sound and feel pretty much nailed down before putting anything on tape in the studio. That said, after listening to both albums…a lot, I just had to buy something else by this truly magnificent band. Favorite track: Trot Out The Dead.

Jean_Gui How could I not know this LP? Hammers have everything, I can't stop playing this stuff! Favorite track: The Locust Years.

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Digipack CD beautifully illustrated by Tom Woodruff. Booklet contains pictures and lyrics.

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1.	The Locust Years 07:32	buy track
2.	We Are The Widows 03:17	buy track
3.	Trot Out The Dead 04:14	buy track
4.	Famine's Lamp 05:16	buy track
5.	Chastity Rides 06:07	buy track
6.	War Anthem 05:25	buy track
7.	Election Day 05:38	buy track
8.	Widow's Wall 07:32	buy track

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released January 16, 2014

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Overtaker

Dec 2022
Dead Revolution

Jul 2016
The Locust Years

Jan 2014
The August Engine

Jan 2014
The Bastard

Jan 2014
Church Of Broken Glass

Jan 2014
Fields

Jan 2014
17th Street

Oct 2011
Unholy Cadaver

May 2011

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