The glorious sounds of the Torch were forged in the fires of country music and southern culture in the fall of 2006 when Jason Yeary, a talented, band-less songwriter from Kentucky was walking the lonesome roads of Murfreesboro, Tennessee and a flaming hammer burst out of the stratosphere, scraping the September sky. Angelic whispers and the sound of a wiry, pedal steel guitar accompanied the blazing light through the night. The heavenly noise pierced his ear like nothing had before and the fiery mess left behind nothing but a trail of smoke that spelled out: “HAMMERTORCH”. Yeary knew just what to do.
hey guys, what did you think about the recording we made of you at 527? We are in the middle of moving the studio and I have taken the server offline and wanted to make sure you were able to download all of your tracks.
Enjoyed your awesome profile!....keep up the nice work!...I appreciate the new connection with you. You have my support and welcome to my world of art and writing!
Also , Please enjoy my latest my blog....and thank you for being a valued friend of mine (=....
I'm gonna let you guys in on a secret. we are planning on killing people @ our show. how fucking halloween is that? Murder! I just saying. we might do it.
We miss you SOB's dearly. We were on the road the other day singin' the blues to This Hammer Fell from the Sky. We've come to a general consensus that we're covering "Murfreesboro Motel" at the next Whitman show. New tunes kick ass gentlemen. We'll be seeing you soon.
The new album kills! had a riot last saturday
