Product Description
The Head Hammer Man album series captures the real - life stories of the Swedish hardcore/sludge band, Horndal, named after their hometown. This twelfth installment focuses on the unsung hero, Alrik Andersson, and the intense events during the Great Strike in Horndal, Sweden, in 1909. As the union leader, Andersson faced a blacklist across Sweden, leaving him jobless. Harassed relentlessly, he was forced into exile and emigrated to America. The band members, who are from Horndal, pour out their frustration and anger through a powerful mix of brutal sludge, death metal, and a hardcore punk attitude. Their music fairly seethes with indignation, demanding to be listened to.
To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device like a smartphone, music player, or computer. You can listen to it while relaxing at home, working out at the gym, or during a long drive. There aren't any special precautions to take when listening, but if you're using headphones, make sure the volume isn't too high to protect your ears. To keep this album always accessible, you can save it to your music library or cloud storage. That way, you'll always have it on hand whenever you want to feel the intense energy of Horndal's music.
