THE HAWKS - Obviously 5 Believers LP Drone François Tusques offers the most

François Tusques offers the most unrelenting of independent records

Sonny Clark

I left the songs the way they came (microwave beep from when power went out after a storm)

other-worldly plod and grind of Skullflower's best recordings of yore (that'd be their Ruins/Xaman/Last Shot At Heaven releases from 20-odd years back)

It was December 1970

THE HAWKS - Obviously 5 Believers LP Drone François Tusques offers the mostWhen TV Eye, the Second Citys Stooges inspired garage punk band split, Dave Twist (drums) and Kusworth (guitar) and Paul Adams (guitar) approached Duffy (vocals) and Simon Colley (bass) from the first Duran Duran line up to join their new project. So began Obviously Five Believers, who in turn became The Subterranean Hawks, before settling on The Hawks. Adored by most who saw them, they recorded constantly, spawning one highly collectable single,