Hammer King - King Is Rising (2026 Remaster) THE ROOTS the album opens with the

the album opens with the soaring “i don’t use a trashcan

in his autobiography "Grant and I” as well as releasing numerous solo albums and touring them around the world

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rarities and a sprinkling of diverse artists from the Bay City Rollers and Sailor to Tappa Zukie and The Who was only ever available on CD

The album had a totally different sound compared to their previous releases

Hammer King - King Is Rising (2026 Remaster) THE ROOTS the album opens with theTo celebrate the 10th anniversary of their second studio album, Hammer King proudly present a special reissue of King Is Rising the album that marked the band's next major step forward in 2016. For this Anniversary Edition, the entire album has been newly remastered by Alexander Ecker, giving these timeless anthems an even more powerful and majestic sound. The release also features exclusive bonus tracks and will be available as a premium CD digipak