Good Old War
Good Old War formed as a trio in the mid-2000s with Dan Capozzi, Tim Arnold, and Keith Goodwin. Their debut album 'Only Way' came out in 2008, built around...
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Good Old War formed as a trio in the mid-2000s with Dan Capozzi, Tim Arnold, and Keith Goodwin. Their debut album 'Only Way' came out in 2008, built around delicate harmonies and introspective lyrics. Songs like 'Amazing Eyes' and 'Better Weather' showed their knack for straightforward folk arrangements that felt lived-in rather than polished.
Keith Goodwin left the band in 2010, and Capozzi and Arnold continued as a duo. They kept releasing albums, including 'Pass Slowly' in 2010 and 'Come Back As Rain' in 2012. Their 2019 album 'Hiding Places' continued in a similar vein, with tracks like 'After The Party' and 'Loud Love' maintaining their focus on relationships and quiet reflection.
Some critics found their music too sentimental at times, but they built a steady following regardless. They never really chased trends or reinvented their sound, just kept writing the kind of songs that felt honest to them.
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