Kite Flying Society
Kite Flying Society formed in Bristol in 2003 with Marcus Mumford on vocals and guitar, Daniel Roe on bass, and Ted Dwane on drums. They put out their debut...
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Kite Flying Society formed in Bristol in 2003 with Marcus Mumford on vocals and guitar, Daniel Roe on bass, and Ted Dwane on drums. They put out their debut album '6000 Shipwrecks' in 2005, which included the track 'Groundflower' among others. The band followed it with two more albums over the next couple years.
Their songs like 'Hello June' and 'If I Could Split' have a quiet, atmospheric quality that feels more like conversation than performance. The writing tends to stay personal and reflective rather than aiming for anthems.
They worked through the usual band tensions and money issues that come with trying to make a living from music in the mid-2000s. What they left behind is a small catalog where the mood holds steady from 'Pieces' to 'Submarine Music', songs that sound like they were written in the same room, late at night.
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