Spotlight: Hammer No More The Fingers

The three-piece Chapel Hill, N.C.-based play an energetic sort of indie rock. Hammer No More The Fingers, seemingly inspired by a plethora of progenitors to more recent indie rock trends, released their self-titled debut EP on Power Team Records On Nov. 16, 2007. The group, with their Pavement-inflected style, provide something that’s been missing in prominence from the indie scene: unabashed energy and attitude that doesn’t end up woefully over-the-top.

Four tracks are posted below for listening and download: “Black Harmony,” “Fall Down Play Dead,” “O.R.G.Y,” and “Vodka Grasshopper.” The tracks all exhibit the flare with which Hammer No More The Fingers approaches their unique brand of indie rock.

Hammer No More The Fingers — “Black Harmony” | download

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Hammer No More The Fingers — “Fall Down Play Dead” | download

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Hammer No More The Fingers — “O.R.G.Y.” | download

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Hammer No More The Fingers — “Vodka Grasshopper” | download

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By Matthew Montgomery Jan 30, 2008 Artist Spotlight, Downloads Comments (0)