History_Of_The_Hawk-Future_Ruins-2012-PMS

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History of the Hawk - Future Ruins


ARTIST........: History of the Hawk
TITLE.........: Future Ruins
LABEL.........: In At The Deep End Records
URL...........: http://www.facebook.com/historyofthehawk
GENRE.........: Hardcore
QUALITY:......: 286 kbps avg/ 44100Hz / Joint Stereo

RIP DATE......: 2013-05-28
RELEASE DATE..: 2012-11-12


Tracklist:
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01. Descending Light                                     1:27
02. Arab Spring                                          1:51
03. Ex Wives                                             0:50
04. Taken By Tides                                       1:16
05. Hey Ghost, The Myth About Science Is                 1:25
06. Sky Scene                                            1:52
07. Codex On Math Beach                                  1:26
08. Hospitals                                            1:04
09. Process Colour                                       1:15
10. Terraforming                                         4:59
11. Archetype                                            0:25
12. Old Wounds                                           1:08
13. Creeping Swans                                       1:03
14. Pony Club                                            2:17
15. Dialect Is Dead                                      2:44

					         Total	25:02



Release Notes:

History of the Hawk crawled out of their Stourbridge microcosm circa April 2011.
Surviving on a diet of DIY gigs, the band thrived on the expanding punk
community in their native Midlands, bursting onto the scene with own take on
hardcore.

It wasn't long before they gained a reputation for their fierce and frantic live
performances gaining plaudits from respected press and fellow musicians and
hither bringing themselves to the attention of In At The Deep End Records.

Only three months after the band's incarnation the band recorded and released
OCEAN via In At The Deep End [digital] and Speedowax [vinyl]. The ep received
instant recognition with Rock Sound, Big Cheese, Dead Press and more, all giving
the release excellent, glowing reviews.

"HOTH" have since gone from strength to strength being playlisted on radio
stations like Kerrang and a whole host of Indie internet stations and punk
sites. Rock Sound magazine even ran a feature, hailing the band as "one of the
hottest newcomers in the UK", culminating in a headline tour across mainland
Europe.

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