Hawk and Dove have some shows at new venues coming up. There is hope that Dave will play the drums in a full metronome costume. John will unveil his full-color graph explaining the connection between music, timing, and sound. I'm pretty sure he will have to correct me on some of this, because though he explained said graph quite thoroughly, I have to say I am still unsure...
Anyway, the shows are as follows:
November 14th @ The Princeton Arts Council in (you guessed it) Princeton, NJ.
November 23rd @ The Living Room in the LES.
December 3rd @ Public Assembly in Williamsburg (for the Childe CD release party).
More Complete Listings @ hawkanddovenyc.com
See you there.
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- Like Abel whispering lullabies to Cain, the psychedelic country sound of Hawk and Dove is tenderness before the fury. After discovering his voice as a songwriter, Elijah Miller left his life as a Union Organizer and called upon guitarist John Kleber to help craft his sound. The two soon met Stephanie Sanders, an accomplished pianist who had recently thrown her jazz degree in the East River and picked up a bass guitar. With the lovely violin of Rachel Lyon, Sanders' melodic lines navigate the tempest of Kleber's guitar, bearing Miller's lyrics into an unquiet sea. In late November of 2008, Hawk and Dove forged an anchor with veteran New York drummer and session musician Dave Butler. Together with Sanders, Butler judges when to allow the music of Hawk and Dove to whisper, scream, melt through the cracks or explode into the sky.
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