Red Hands Black Deeds Shaman's Harvest

• 1 Red Hands Black Deeds (Prelude) 02:13
• 2 Broken Ones 03:38
• 3 The Come Up 03:27
• 4 A Longer View 04:06
• 5 Soul Crusher 03:56
• 6 Off The Tracks 03:12
• 7 Long Way Home 04:15
• 8 The Devil in Our Wake 04:32
• 9 Blood Trophies 05:06
• 10 So Long 03:02
• 11 Tusk and Bone 04:00
• 12 Scavengers 04:12
• Total Runtime 45:39

Info for Red Hands Black Deeds

Deep inside Missouri's capital city, you will find one of the most amazing bands to emerge from the Midwest: Shaman's Harvest. This 5 piece features Nathan "Drake" Hunt on vocals, Josh Hamler on guitar, bassist Matt Fisher, Derrick Shipp on lead guitar and Adam Zemanek on drums. Together they have formulated their own unique mix of modern and classic rock with a southern twist that has energised fans across the nation.

Goat toes (wait... what?), vintage amps, sandpaper, CNN, and Motown might not sound like they have anything to do with each other. But this seemingly odd mix actually comprises the sounds and words of Missouri hard rockers Shaman's Harvest latest album, Red Hands Black Deeds for Mascot Records.

"Goat toes are the new cowbells," laughs rhythm guitarist Josh Hamler about the rural percussion instrument made literally of goat toes on a string. "It was in our producer Keith Armstrong's toolbox. We'd tell Keith we wanted a certain sound, and he'd pull stuff out that we never thought of, like the goat toes, sandpaper or an old rotary telephone."

Lyrically, the band ventured into new territory, taking on the current political, social, and economic struggles the USA is facing as a nation. The result is a darker, visceral, layered and decidedly warmer, more analog sound compared to their 2014 Mascot album Smokin' Hearts & Broken Guns.

Shaman's Harvest

Shaman's Harvest
is a rock band from Jefferson City, Missouri. Bassist Matt Fisher, singer Nathan "Drake" Hunt and guitarist Josh Hamler founded the band in 1996. Ryan Tomlinson joined the band on lead guitar for their 2009 album Shine. Shaman's Harvest released their fifth full-length album titled Smokin' Hearts & Broken Guns on September 16, 2014. This release marked the band's debut on Mascot Records, a Mascot Label Group sub-label.

The band released three albums in their early years: Last Call for Goose Creek (1999), Synergy (2002) and March of the Bastards (2006). In 2009, the single "Dragonfly" reached #16 on Billboard's Active Rock chart, #9 at Heritage Rock, and #34 on Billboard's Rock Songs chart. The single sold over 130,000 copies and the album sold 33,000+ copies. The song appeared on the soundtrack of the motion picture Legendary.

In early 2010 Shaman's Harvest recorded "Broken Dreams" as the theme song for wrestler Drew McIntyre of the WWE. They continued that relationship, supplying "End of Days" as the entrance track for Wade Barrett and The Corre. Their song "Anger" appears in the feature film No One Lives.

During the recording of their album Smokin' Hearts & Broken Guns, Hunt was diagnosed with throat cancer, and he received treatment during the recording of the album. Lead guitarist Ryan Tomlinson left the group in September 2014 to concentrate on his band Driving Wheel and the new country act Murphy's Ford. He was replaced by guitarist Derrick Shipp for the tour supporting Smokin' Hearts & Broken Guns. Drummer Joe 'Baggins' Harrington also joined the band during this period.

This album contains no booklet.