HAWK AND DOVE

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      OUR CHILDHOOD HEROES
      January 18, 2019
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    • HAWK AND DOVE’S LATEST STUDIO ALBUM OUR CHILDHOOD HEROES DROPS JANUARY 18, 2019

    Based out of Brooklyn, NY and making music for seven years, Hawk and Dove have been writing and touring and making community wherever they can. They have just finished their latest album, Our Childhood Heroes, that describes one man’s miracle cure adventure – to address his failing young [early onset Parkinson’s] brain, while also looking at our generational search for luxury and ease at the expense of other people’s further-away-lives.

    Vocals, Guitar / Elijah Miller
    Lead Guitar / John Kleber
    Bass & other things / Joan Chew
    Many other instruments / Many friends

    Hawk and Dove’s Our Childhood Heroes will be available January 18, 2019 on vinyl, CD, digital and streaming formats.

    OUR CHILDHOOD HEROES TRACK LISTING
    1 Taxidermy Eden
    2 Waste All the Time
    3 A Medication List
    4 American Triumph
    5 RG 40
    6 Golden Age Addiction
    7 The Company You Keep
    8 Smoke and Lungs
    9 Fractions
    10 India Oil
    11 A Memory Made
    12 Dreaming of Flying
    13 For Jack

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    FOR MORE INFO ON HAWK AND DOVE:
    HawkAndDove.com

    FOR MEDIA & INTERVIEW REQUESTS:
    Tony Bonyata
    Pavement PR
    e: tony@pavementpr.com
    https://pavementpr.com

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    Press announcement for Hawk and Dove’s previous album This Yesterday Will Never End…

    Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, Hawk and Dove is an indie rock band whose calm-before-the-storm sound has been described as the “loudest quiet band you have ever heard” and “the psychedelic country David Bowie never wrote.” On their forthcoming debut album, This Yesterday Will Never End, the band mixes hauntingly beautiful ballads with thunderous stoner grooves to create a sound quite unlike anything else.

    Though singer Elijah Miller and guitarist John Kleber met at summer camp when they were 13 years old, it wasn’t until they stumbled across each other 12 years later that they discovered their shared passion for music. Along with drummer AJ Sausville, and bass, keys and violin players Stephanie Sanders & Joan Chew, they’ve created a powerful sound that references multiple genres and histories of rock, Americana, psychedelia and indie music, yet, at the same time, it proves to be something altogether contemporary and unique.

    After honing their material regularly in some of NYC’s most distinguished venues, Hawk and Dove have recently finished This Yesterday Will Never End, which was recorded and mixed by Max Hodes, who also contributed backing vocals. Truly a journey at 13 songs and over an hour in length, this record invites the listener to explore the middle place where we all reside. Elijah’s lyrics curl around memories shared and imagined as John’s angular guitar plays the shards of glass that simultaneously bind and repel us. All the while, the beautiful and surreal orchestral performances of Stephanie, Joan and AJ envelop the words with dynamic punches and strings of vibrant color.

    With both the impressive success of their 2009 EP, Rocking Chair, and powerful, moving live performances, Hawk and Dove’s following has been steadily growing… something which should continue with the release of This Yesterday Will Never End and national tour they’ll be embarking on in the Spring of 2013 in support of it.

    Hawk and Dove’s This Yesterday Will Never End will be released on CD and digitally on April 30, 2013 through Big Round Records. National tour dates to be announced soon.

    CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD & SHARE HAWK AND DOVES’ NEW SINGLE “THINGS WE LOST SO FAR” FROM THIS YESTERDAY WILL NEVER END

    THIS YESTERDAY WILL NEVER END TRACKLISTING:
    1. Send Your Blood to War
    2. A Song For Him
    3. Muscle Breaks
    4. Things We Lost So Far
    5. Stain
    6. Some Hotel
    7. How She Became a Tree
    8. Grey Parade
    9. Electricity
    10. The Space Between
    11. River Girl
    12. Boy on the Moon
    13. Gunpowder Heart

    FOR MORE INFO ON HAWK AND DOVE:
    http://www.hawkanddoveband.com
    https://www.facebook.com/hawkanddovenyc

    FOR MEDIA AND INTERVIEW REQUESTS:
    Tony Bonyata
    Pavement PR
    p: 262.903.7775
    e: tony@pavementpr.com
    https://pavementpr.com

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  • HAWK & DOVE “THIS YESTERDAY WILL NEVER END” REVIEWS

    • Hawk And Dove have sculpted an album that transcends the boundaries created by different genres of music. This Yesterday Will Never End has a curiously psychedelic effect on the listener, which can be attributed to the impact of the lead singer, Elijah Miller. His vocals are on the soothing side of the spectrum, but the message and tone in which he is singing adds so much hidden muscle to his voice. - THE AQUARIAN WEEKLY
    • Masterful…. A brilliant album. - MUSIC NEWS / UK
    • Indie rockers, Hawk and Dove are creating a Rock sound that has never been heard before. They have done this by mixing beautiful ballads and thunderous stoner grooves that makes a psychedelic rock sound like no other. - ROCK AND REVIEW
    • Their music has been described as “the psychedelic country music that David Bowie never wrote” or “the loudest quiet band you’ve ever heard.” It’s definitely a mix of psychedelic stoner rock, country, folk, and pop (chamber pop at times), but, honestly, it’s hard to put a label on it. They’re just good. Great, really. - TWO.ONE.FIVE. MAGAZINE
    • Hawk and Dove’s first-ever full-length album ”This Yesterday Will Never End” has a very warm appealing feel and a touch of Brit invasion psychedelia.” - CREATIVE LOAFING TAMPA BAY
    • [On Hawk and Dove's This Yesterday Will Never End the band travels] through subconscious, intergalactic pathways where the destination is unknown. There's no need to bring a flashlight on your trip, though. It's very bright. - ALAN CROSS: A JOURNAL OF MUSICAL THINGS
    • Brooklyn, New York duo Hawk and Dove (singer Elijah Miller and guitarist John Kleber) are the yin and yang of indie rock. The twosome’s debut, This Yesterday Will Never End, is threaded through by cathartic, poetic lyrics and contrasting music that veers from My Bloody Valentine-esque intensity to Mumford and Sons-like acoustics. Miller often evokes Conor Oberst, particularly on pastoral pieces such as quasi-religious “A Song for Him,” which alludes to the Old Testament and name-checks Leonard Cohen. Standouts include the ethereal “The Space Between,” which melds pensive words about promises in the dark with an arrangement that swells to a mini-squall of feed-backed guitar. In hazy “River Girl,” a cryptic tale of a lost young woman, - CAMPUS CIRCLE
    • Like an alt. act doing the Seventies (in the good way). - SUPAJAM / UK
    • For fans of storytelling lyrics and expressive instrumentation. - THE DELI NYC
    • Mad Mackerel’s Best Of The Month: Hawk and Dove – “Things We Lost So Far” - MAD MACKEREL / UK
    • A psychedelic indie extravaganza…. It’s classical meets acoustic meets country. Hawk And Dove have plenty of promise as the next big hybrid group. - SHOW ME SOMETHING DIFFERENT / UK