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The Bastard (album)

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}}{{Infobox album
| name = The Bastard
| type = studio
| artist = Hammers of Misfortune
| cover = HammersOfMisfortune-TheBastard.jpg
| alt = Woodcut: a male figure with a crown of light emerges from a tree, seemingly transforming from tree to human form, to grab a double-headed axe held by a winged dragon who is descending from the top of the frame and is facing him. The text "Hammers of Misfortune" is displayed above the scene. A banner with the text "The Bastard" is displayed in the lower left corner of the scene.
| released = {{Start date|2001||}}
| recorded = July 1999 – February 2000 in San Francisco, California
| venue =
| studio =
| genre = Heavy metal, progressive metal
| length = {{Duration|m=46|s=10}}
| label = Tumult Records
| producer = John Cobbett
| prev_title =
| prev_year =
| next_title = The August Engine
| next_year = 2003
}}

The Bastard is the first album by the American progressive/heavy metal band Hammers of Misfortune.

Track listing

{{Track listing
| headline = Act One
| title1 = The Dragon Is Summoned
| lyrics1 = Erica Stoltz, John Cobbett
| music1 = Cobbett
| length1 = 2:29
| title2 = The Bastard Sapling
| lyrics2 = Mike Scalzi
| music2 = Cobbett
| length2 = 2:23
| title3 = On Wings of Vengeance
| lyrics3 = Stoltz, Scalzi, Cobbett
| music3 = Cobbett
| length3 = 2:28
| title4 = Hunting Tyrant
| lyrics4 = Cobbett
| music4 = Cobbett
| length4 = 2:30
| title5 = You Should Have Slain Me
| lyrics5 = Scalzi, Cobbett
| music5 = Cobbett
| length5 = 3:26
}}{{Track listing
| headline = Act Two
| title6 = An Oath Sworn in Hell
| lyrics6 = Cobbett
| music6 = Cobbett, Scalzi
| length6 = 6:40
| title7 = The Blood Ax Speaks
| lyrics7 = Janis Tanaka, Cobbett
| music7 = Cobbett
| length7 = 2:28
| title8 = Tyrant Dies
| lyrics8 = Cobbett
| music8 = Cobbett
| length8 = 3:42
| title9 = The Witch's Dance
| lyrics9 = Cobbett
| music9 = Cobbett, Tanaka
| length9 = 2:31
}}{{Track listing
| headline = Act Three
| title10 = The Prophesy Has Two Meanings / Coronation
| lyrics10 = Cobbett
| music10 = Cobbett
| length10 = 2:12
| title11 = The New King's Lament
| lyrics11 = Scalzi
| music11 = Cobbett
| length11 = 1:54
| title12 = For the Ax
| lyrics12 = Cobbett
| music12 = Cobbett
| length12 = 2:56
| title13 = Troll's March
| lyrics13 = Cobbett
| music13 = Cobbett
| length13 = 1:34
| title14 = Sacrifice / The End
| lyrics14 = Cobbett, Tanaka
| music14 = Cobbett, Tanaka
| length14 = 8:57
}}

Personnel

Hammers of Misfortune

John Cobbett{{spaced ndash}}electric guitar, acoustic guitar, screams
Chewy Marzolo{{spaced ndash}}drums
Janis Tanaka{{spaced ndash}}bass guitar, vocals
Mike Scalzi{{spaced ndash}}electric guitar, vocals

Production

Rich Morin{{spaced ndash}}engineer
Justin Weis{{spaced ndash}} mixing and mastering at Trakworx, South San Francisco, California
John Cobbett{{spaced ndash}}producer
Lorraine Rath{{spaced ndash}}illustrations, design, lettering
Ross Sewage and Jeanie M.{{spaced ndash}}photography

Additional information

The band did not record The Bastard in a typical recording studio. The liner notes state: "this album was recorded on an 8-track analog machine in a rehearsal space in San Francisco between July 1999 and February 2000."

References

{{cite AV media notes |title=The Bastard |titlelink=The Bastard (album) |others=Hammers of Misfortune |year=2001 |first=John |last=Cobbett |type=booklet |publisher=Tumult Records |location=San Francisco, California}}

2 : 2001 albums|Hammers of Misfortune albums

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