Gypsyhawk

The month of March is synonymous with one thing in Austin, Texas: South By Southwest. Each year, hipsters, hacks and industry pros descend upon the Lone Star State's Capital for a weeklong musical binge. From March 12-17, the landscape surrounding Austin's bar-dotted 6th Street will be clogged from noon to the wee morning hours...

Earlier this year, Metal Blade Records and Scion A/V joined forces to present a special label showcase at The Glasshouse in Pomona, Calif. The night featured veterans Six Feet Under and Cattle Decapitation, along with newer Metal Blade acts Battlecross, Gypsyhawk, and Pilgrim... Read More ...

Gypsyhawk are road warriors. The SoCal metallers have been living in their crammed tour van for the past few months and are currently out on a U.S. tour with The Sword. For the past few weeks, Gypsyhawk have been chronicling their travels for Noisecreep and today we're bringing you the fifth blog installment...

Gypsyhawk are currently out on a U.S. tour with The Sword and Eagle Claw in support of their new album, Revelry & Resilience. If you're not already familiar with Gypsyhawk (and you should be), they hail from Pasadena, Calif. and play a catchy yet heavy ass style of hard rock that incorporates the best parts of '70s classic rock and proto-metal. ...

Twin-guitar heroes Gypsyhawk are currently out on a U.S. tour with The Sword and Eagle Claw. From reports we're reading, the trek is kicking all kinds of ass. Gypsyhawk are out in support of their new album, Revelry & Resilience. ...

Noisecreep faves Gypsyhawk are currently out on a U.S. tour with their brothers from other mothers The Sword and Eagle Claw. It's the kind of tour package both heshers and classic rock fans can agree on. Gypsyhawk's new album, Revelry & Resilience, is stuffed with twin-guitar melodies around every turn and instantly memorable hooks. ...

The Pasadena, Calif. riff wizards known as Gypsyhawk just kicked off a U.S. tour with like-minded '70s-inspired rockers The Sword and Austin's Eagle Claw. Noisecreep hasn't seen the show yet, but we'll venture to guess that there is probably a lot of air-guitaring going on during the night ...

Some bands, you wish would just go away. But others seem to dissolve long before their time. San Francisco's Light This City was one of the latter. It's been nearly two years since they threw in the towel, right before the release of their final opus, 'Stormchaser,' but Light This City aren't going away on a quiet note...

It's been a long few years for former Skeletonwitch bassist Eric Harris working to assemble his post-'Witch plans after relocating to Los Angeles unexpectedly late in the summer of 2008. Sure, a few plans didn't pan out, but Harris has stepped up to the mic -- with bass in hand -- and established Gypsyhawk, an L...