Described as _an addictive album with a retro edge that appeals to both the Nick Cave and Black Sabbath sides of the brain,? BLOODY HAMMERS' self-titled LP is sure to find favor with music fans who can dig an array of dark sounds from Electric Wizard and Acid Bath to Alice Cooper and David Bowie to Joy Division and Bauhaus. The self-titled LP captures the band's strong display of dooming riffs, dashboard-pounding grooves and vocals that segue from angry wail to soaring croon while warning listeners of impending doom.
