*<i>Hoarse & Roaring</i> was selected for the "Best of 2010" iTunes Indie Spotlight list.  
*Hoarse & Roaring was produced by singer/songwriter Joshua James (Northplatte Recs)
*Hoarse & Roaring features the bassist of platinum rock group Neon Trees (Branden Campbell) on every track.  

*Track "Saddest Song" was featured on an iTunes Indie Spotlight Podcast (July 2010)
*Track "Short Road" was featured on an iTunes Indie Spotlight Singer/Songwriter list
*Track "Home" was featured on a Yamaha/Tunecore Sampler Album which reached #1 on the Amazon.com Free mp3 Albums chart with 20,000+ downloads.  

Parlor Hawk have toured or played shows with Joshua James, The Civil Wars, The Weepies, Train, Johnny Flynn, Steven Page (singer of Barenaked Ladies), Sharon Van Etten, Matt Costa, Isaac Russell, Carnie, Vita Chambers, Sahara Smith, Leslie and the Badgers, Trevor Hall, and many more.  They will be playing a week of shows in Singapore during May 2011.

Check out the band--
website http://parlorhawk.com
myspace http://myspace.com/parlorhawk
video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8jVX57tX0M

Recent Press:

"Emerging Artist: Parlor Hawk: Catching the attention of the indie music world"
- David Burger, Salt Lake Tribune

"Parlor Hawk has something good working.  It's more than their good looks, too.  The quintet led by Drew Capener moves easily between romantic pop balladry and Dylan-influenced folk-rock, and songs like "Every Bone" and "Like Thieves" hit their mark Saturday with ease, keeping the crowd entranced...That bodes well for the future."
- Dan Nailen, Salt Lake City Weekly

"Parlor Hawk opened the show and was...warmly received.  The band's thoughtful, indie-folk went over well.  Some of the 32-minute set's highlights included "Lark", and "Second Skin"."
- Scott Murphy, Salt Lake Magazine, The Civil Wars conquer SLC en route to Park City

"Parlor Hawk took home some audience hearts; this indie-rock band is made up of five men, all of an instrument, and a lead singer who sounds like the love child of Brett Dennen and Ryan Adams.  Ain't nothing wrong with that.  These guys were so talented and popular with the crowd, I wouldn't be surprised if they suddenly popped up in the mainstream as a fresher edition fo the Kings of Leon."
- Madlen Hulme, OC Music Magazine, The Weepies: Be My Thrill Tour Makes a Stop at the Coach House

"Hoarse & Roaring is an impeccable record"
- Salt Lake Underground Magazine

"Parlor Hawk's yearning, slightly twangy approach has garnered them both a large following inside Utah and attention beyond the borders, as well."
- Dan Nailen, Salt Lake City Weekly 

"On first impression, Parlor Hawk's 2010 release Hoarse & Roaring makes perfect background music for tea time or household chores.  But somehow the mellow sonic landscapes sneakily trump priorities and, after 45 or so minutes, you realize you haven't done anything else but listen to the album in full.  Frontman, Drew Capener's pleading vibrato, steady strummed acoustic guitar and Western-tinged picking on rough gems like "Home" and "Short Road" make for a captivating first effort from a band to watch."
- Austen Diamond, Salt Lake City Weekly

"Parlor Hawk's songs are beautifully woven into the sincerest proclamations of the truest loves and human compassion"
- Spencer Flanagan, 21st & Ivy

"Amazing voice!"
- Robert Reynolds (Manager of The Killers/Brandon Flowers and Attorney for Neon Trees)

"The biggest local music story of 2010 was the ascent of Neon Trees from the oft-overlooked music scene of Provo.  Now another band--remember the name: Parlor Hawk--is aiming to climb the ladder to regional and national success."
- David Burger, Salt Lake Tribune

"Hoarse & Roaring is an album that you'll want to pick up and sing along with, no matter what mood your're in"
- Chase Larson, Rhombus Online Magazine

"Parlor Hawk is an attractive band, both physically and musically"
- undergroundmusicreviews.com

01 Home

02 Like Thieves

03 Every Bone

04 Julian

05 Short Road

06 Lie to Me

07 Second Skin

08 Lark

09 Flowers

11 Saddest Song

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