Ariel Days
Ariel Days formed in London around 2010, with Oliver Day on vocals and guitar, Ethan James on bass, and Alex Roberts on drums. They put out a song called "You...
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Ariel Days formed in London around 2010, with Oliver Day on vocals and guitar, Ethan James on bass, and Alex Roberts on drums. They put out a song called "You Love Me In My Dreams" that connected with people, and another called "A List of Reasons Why I Miss Your Face." Their music had a kind of introspective, melodic quality that felt personal.
In 2013, there was some noise about their album "Nocturnal Reveries" and questions of originality, which they denied. They kept working after that, releasing more material like their second album "Lucid." The song "No More" is also part of their catalog.
They were an indie band that built a following with songs that felt direct and a bit haunted, without much studio gloss. The details get thin after a certain point, but the music they made in that period is what people remember.
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