After four well-loved and critically lauded recordings, Hammock returns with a new full-length, special release, Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow, which features eleven new songs and original artwork by Riceboy Sleeps (Jonsi Birgisson of the Grammy-nominated Sigur Ros and Alex Somers of Parachutes). At the invitation of Birgisson and Somers, Hammock gave their first-ever live performance at the after party celebration of the Riceboy Sleeps overseas debut art exhibition, held in Hot Springs, AR in Augus...   [ read more ]

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Raising Your Voice...Trying to Stop an Echo is the anticipated follow up to Hammock's debut, Kenotic, a record that All Music Guide described as "in every way a contender for classic status in the Shoegazing genre." Although cherished in Shoegazer circles, Kenotic's two months charting in CMJ's Radio 200 and high profile appearances during NBC's 2006 Olympic Coverage and on NPR's All Songs Considered, Hearts of Space, Echoes and Musical Starstreams revealed that Hammock was also causing a stir among tastem...   [ read more ]

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Raising Your Voice...Trying to Stop an Echo is the anticipated follow up to Hammock's debut, Kenotic, a record that All Music Guide described as "in every way a contender for classic status in the Shoegazing genre." Although cherished in Shoegazer circles, Kenotic's two months charting in CMJ's Radio 200 and high profile appearances during NBC's 2006 Olympic Coverage and on NPR's All Songs Considered, Hearts of Space, Echoes and Musical Starstreams revealed that Hammock was also causing a stir among tastem...   [ read more ]

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