Flarow

Flarow came together in Los Angeles, though the specific members and their backgrounds aren't well documented in most accounts. Their debut album was called 'The Open Highway,' which included the title track that became one of their better-known songs. They also recorded 'Much More Than Love' and 'Give Me Tonight,' which appear in their catalog.

Their music drew from indie rock and folk, with some electronic touches that made it hard to pin down to one style. This approach got them some early criticism for being unconventional, but they kept working in that direction anyway. Later albums like 'Zenith' and 'Echoes from the Ether' showed them trying out jazz and world music elements, though without major commercial breaks.

What's left is mostly the recordings themselves, a handful of albums that move between introspective ballads and more textured, experimental tracks. They developed a small, dedicated audience over time, but never broke through to wider recognition. The band's story remains loosely sketched, with the music doing most of the talking.