Hawk Medicine Coliseum all of Fridge's Go

all of Fridge's Go

More melodic

and certainly never broke up

and often too catchy for you to notice

Indiana's most promising and perhaps most eccentric group finally unleashes their debut album

Hawk Medicine Coliseum all of Fridge's GoHawk Medicine is the first Lazarus album written and performed as a group, and it shows. The eccentricities of each member shine brightly, with Trevor Montgomery's voice no longer the grounded base, but more of an ominous presence drifting above and below. Produced by the band and engineered in large part by Jason Quever of The Papercuts (of which Montgomery is also a member), Hawk Medicine imagines an alternate world where Bruce Springsteen and