Bleeding Knees Club - Fade The Hammer xx1999 inspired in part by the

inspired in part by the massive wildfires in Southern California

though this time via Flamenco time signatures and eerie

often collaborating on looney dubs with Sheriff Lindo - the master of seismic shocks down under

A curious rhythm

They played benefits for animal rights

Bleeding Knees Club - Fade The Hammer xx1999 inspired in part by theFrom its front cover photo of four hooded hoodlums setting a street ablaze to the incendiary anthems contained inside, Bleeding Knees Club's new album "Fade The Hammer" is the sound of a band on fire. Restless and revolutionary, the record sees the Sydney based foursome bringing the heat across eleven songs of pummelling garage rock, nervy punk and candy coated shoegaze. Fade The Hammer by Bleeding Knees Club