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March 30, 2011 Music » Listening with...

Hammer No More the Fingers talks Black Shark and the non-influence of indie rock

by Spencer Griffith

Hammer No More The Fingers guitarist Joe Hall lives in a quiet Durham neighborhood near North Carolina Central University with members of fellow Bull City bands The Beast and Orquesta GarDel. Predictably scattered with instrument cases and amps, the house even uses…

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