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David's Lyre
David's Lyre formed in New York City in the early 2000s, led by singer-songwriter David Alexander. The band's name references the biblical David, who used a...
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David's Lyre formed in New York City in the early 2000s, led by singer-songwriter David Alexander. The band's name references the biblical David, who used a lyre as his instrument. Their music blends alternative rock with folk and electronic elements, often exploring themes of loss and redemption.
Their song "In Arms" became a notable track for the group, with its poignant lyrics and melodic structure. The band released three albums: "The Lyre and the Sword" in 2006, "The Serpent's Tongue" in 2010, and an album also titled "In Arms" in 2016.
David's Lyre's lineup included guitarist Jake Harrison, bassist Sarah Jones, and drummer Ethan Carter alongside Alexander. Their 2010 album "The Serpent's Tongue" drew criticism from some religious groups for its lyrical content about organized religion.
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