Last year, Brooklyn’s bloodsports only released one single. “Canary” was an eerie amuse-bouche with scorching guitar and drums that eventually trip over themselves as if being chased by a crazed, axe-wielding madman. Today, Sam Murphy (guitar/vocals), Jeremy Mock (Guitar), Liv Eriksen (bass/vocals), and Scott Hale (drums) have returned with details of the main course. They’re releasing their debut album Anything Can Be A Hammer in October via new New York/Nashville label Good English Records.
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