Hammok vs. Hammock: A Music Blogger's Lament About Indie Band Name Confusion
By
Tom Breihan
Crackles when you bite it. Shows the baker did the work.
Summary
A humorous, meta-commentary piece about the confusion caused by two similarly named indie bands: Hammok (the subject) and Hammock (a different band). The author finds the song title "Blast Off (Blast Off) Blast Off" funny but struggles to remember which band is which, complaining about the unsustainable situation for music bloggers trying to keep them straight.
Key quotes
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We simply cannot have indie bands called Hammok and Hammock operating at the same time. It's not fair to music bloggers.
We are human beings, which means that we are easily confused. You can't expect remember the difference between Hammok and Hammock.
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