The Sound of Arrows
The Sound of Arrows was a London-based duo, Stephen Bell and David Boyd, who made indie-pop with a hazy, synth-heavy feel. Their 2009 debut album Voyage...
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The Sound of Arrows was a London-based duo, Stephen Bell and David Boyd, who made indie-pop with a hazy, synth-heavy feel. Their 2009 debut album Voyage included the track 'Nova,' which became a standout for its dreamy, expansive production. They followed it with a second album, All the Lights, in 2011.
Their label, Rough Trade, went bankrupt around that time, which complicated things. The band's sound wasn't always easy to pin down, and they didn't stick around for long after those two records. Songs like 'A Very Sad Song' and 'Hurting All The Way' capture the melancholy, atmospheric quality they were known for.
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