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White Arrows
White Arrows formed in 2006 around Thomas Cohen and David Brown. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2009, featuring the track "Coming Or Going." They...
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White Arrows formed in 2006 around Thomas Cohen and David Brown. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2009, featuring the track "Coming Or Going." They followed it with records like "In Love And War" in 2012, "Soft Violence" in 2014, and "In Stereo" in 2019.
Cohen handled vocals and guitar, while Brown played guitar and sang too. Their music moved from the atmospheric feel of that first album toward more electronic textures later on. Another song of theirs is "Roll Forever."
They took a break in 2011 but came back to recording and releasing music afterward.
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