The Grawks

The Grawks didn't start with a plan, and if their near 12-year history tells us anything, neither will they end with one. They do, however, make a lot of noise. Grawk like a pterodactyl indeed. Based in the garage rock tradition and powered by punk energy, The Grawks make music that operates on two levels simultaneously. On the surface: riff-driven, visceral, immediate. Underneath: carefully excavated emotional truth. Their latest EP, Magnificent Little Deaths, arrived this summer as something. neither expected nor taken for granted: a joyful record. The title track describes surrender to love as a prehistoric, toothy, magnificent act of destruction. The music is enthusiastic, garage-bright, alive; for fans of rock ' n ' roll