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[Premiere] Watch Hammer Fight’s Video For “A Corpse Is A Corpse (Of Course Of Course)”
Bloody-Disgusting is excited to bring you the exclusive first look at Hammer Fight‘s music video for “A Corpse Is A Corpse (Of Course Of Course)”. The video was directed by Dave Carey and features scenes filmed at Jay & Silent Bob’s Secret Stash in Red Bank, NJ. The song comes from the band’s upcoming album Chug Of War. You can listen to selections from that album as well as the band’s self-titled EP here.
Bassist/vocalist Drew Murphy stated, “This video was an absolute blast to make. Buz Hasson and Ken Haeser from the Corpse comic are 100% responible for making this happen, so they deserve the most thanks. Dave Carey, our director, totally took charge of everything and did a great job. And we have to thank Walt and the guys at Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash for letting us take over their store. They couldn’t have been nicer about it.”
Director Dave Carey added, “It was a real pleasure working with Hammer Fight and the guys from The Living Corpse.”
The song will be featured on the soundtrack to The Living Corpse, which is the adaptation to the underground graphic novel by Ken Haeser and Buz Hasson (watch a badass trailer here).
Tour dates:
Hammer Fight only:
4/04 – Seacaucus, NJ @ The Blue Room
4/05 – Albany NY @ Trick Shots
4/06 – Rochester NY @ Bugjar
4/07 – Akron OH @ Annabell’s Lounge
4/08 – Chicago IL @ TBA
4/09 – Topeka, KS @ The Boobie Trap
4/10 – Joplin, MO @ Cesspool Castle
4/11 – Oklahoma City OK @ The Chameleon Room
Hammer Fight w/Psychosomatic:
4/12 – San Antonio TX @ Bonds007
4/13 – Austin TX @ White Swan
4/14 – Dallas TX @ TBA
4/15 – Houston TX @ White Swan
4/16 – Baton Rogue LA @ TBA
4/17 – Atlanta GA @ TBA
4/18 – Raleigh NC @ Slim’s
4/19 – Chesapeake VA @ Rodger’s Sports Pub
4/20 – Richmond VA @ Strange Matter
4/21 – Frederick, MD @ Lallo’s
4/22 – Baltimore MD @ The Sidebar Tavern
4/23 – Atlantic City NJ @ Bull Shots
4/24 – Providence RI @ Dusk
4/25 – Allston MA @ Obrien’s Pub
4/26 – Philadelphia PA @ JR’s Bar
4/27 – New York, NY @ TBA
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