Indian Hawk drinks from American rock, with a powerful voice accentuated by guitars straddling the classic melodies of southern rock and cow punk, the harshest sounds of grunge and punk.
It was born in 2017 after the dissolution of the Red Buffalo band, and after two years consolidating its sound by a large part of the state stages, they present their album “Death & Taxes”
Indian Hawk starts from the idea that there is nothing safe except death and taxes and sets out on a journey through nine songs, from nihilism to optimism. Everything is relative.
The album, with nine songs, transits between blues, folk and punk through the voice of Toni Martínez. The rhythmic and melodic bases of Pete Sala are the pillar on which the sound of the band rests. The elegance and forcefulness of Miguel Durden's guitars cover the themes with the counterpoint of Mike Fernández's melodic sensitivity. The energy and precision of Mario Sánchez's batteries underpin the sound of the band.