Here Come The Birds
Here Come The Birds formed as a quartet in a small English town, with Ethan Jones on vocals, James Williamson on guitar, Sarah Jane Edwards on cello, and Tom...
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Here Come The Birds formed as a quartet in a small English town, with Ethan Jones on vocals, James Williamson on guitar, Sarah Jane Edwards on cello, and Tom Spencer on drums. Their early work leaned into indie-folk, built around acoustic arrangements and harmonies. Songs like 'Alexandria' and 'Bravery and Defeat' show their knack for melodies that feel both nostalgic and quietly hopeful.
They released albums including 'The Dawn', 'Songbird', and 'The Long Road'. The band faced some adversity, including the loss of a member, but kept making music. Tracks such as 'Cigarettes' and 'Fallen' carry that mix of melancholy and uplift they became known for.
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