Seneca Hawk

Our Icelandic brothers at http://rjominn.is are digging the hawk. Egill Harðar writes this on his blog (translated by Google):

Ankur Bulsara, drummer band Seneca Hawk sent Cream mail. Where he introduces the story to the band and their debut album Sun Year Long was taken by Adam locks, but some no doubt familiar to him after his collaboration with Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. Seneca Hawk is still without a record contract and his band members themselves their promotional. Enclosed is a Year Long Sun album in its entirety and I heard nothing more than to force their colleagues record contract before long passes. What do you think?

http://rjominn.is/2010/08/11/ur-postholfinu-8/

High Points – There a quite a few to savour on this album including the aforementioned Steal Your Heart Away and Hooker, however the stand out highlights for me are the tracks Restless Sea and Finding A Way Home. Restless Sea bought the album back to a more rock style after the slower paced You’re Sweet. The rough vocals, in this instance, really blended well with a harsh and forceful guitar sound. There was a nice use of backing vocals, which were not over done but effortlessly introduced providing a smooth contrast behind a tough exterior. In my opinion the track Finding A Way Home could easily be the next single with an echo sound to the guitar that wouldn’t feel out of place in any classic rock song from any era. It again takes the album on an up with a quicker pace to it than the previous 2 tracks and stands out on this album as there is no other track like it.

http://www.guitarbreak.com/guitar-pages.aspx?guitarpages=72

Seneca Hawk Sun Year Long Self-Released
ADDS 7/27/10 
Highlighted by the band’s first single, “Steal Your Heart Away,” which has reached half a million downloads via iPhone’s app, Tap Tap Revenge 3

Seneca Hawk’s music spread through Los Angeles with shows at…