Hawk Eyes with God Damn and Bad Grammar Sound Control, Manchester, 18.02.2015 Photos by Ed Sprake

Not only have they made it to their third album, a feat many of their contemporaries couldn’t achieve, but they’ve delivered something that is leagues ahead of their previous output, both recognisable as Hawk Eyes and a clear evolution. Everything is Fine? That’s putting it mildly. By Gareth O’Malley

Overall, the first year of Nightmare is a great success, providing a fantastic platform for brand new bands to showcase their material. by Remfry Dedman

“…a rock band that’s here to devour you whole, but without the courtesy to wait until you are actually looking” – by Benjamin Bland

It has hardly been a full month, as I write this, since I had the privilege of reviewing the excellent ‘Mindhammers’ EP from Leeds, UK-based sound smiths, Hawk Eyes. I’ve used words like visceral, ballsy (which is American for big bollocks), and ‘jugge …

I discovered Hawk Eyes, formerly known as Chickenhawk, last year around the time they changed their name, or maybe a couple of months before. You see, I was sleuthing about, trying to find more and newer and better and louder music, following the untim …