Band Of Horses
Standard-bearers of the new Seattle scene, the one that with the new millennium moved on from grunge to indie-rock (still under the wing of mother label Sub Pop), Ben Bridwell's Band Of Horses debuted in 2006 with "Everything All The Time", unanimously regarded as their masterpiece, featuring great songs like "The Funeral", "Our Swords", "The Great Salt Lake", "Wicked Gil" and "Monsters". The following year came "Cease To Begin", which gave us new classics such as "Is There A Ghost" and "The General Specific". Also worth mentioning is 2010's "Infinite Arms", with tracks like "Factory" and "Laredo", and the live album "Acoustic at The Ryman".
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BAND OF HORSES
Cease To Begin
Alternating-current emotions from the Seattle band's return
BAND OF HORSES
Infinite Arms
Ben Bridwell's band ride the rodeo of their "dreaded" major-label debut
BAND OF HORSES
Mirage Rock
Ben Bridwell's band's second album for Columbia, recorded in the studio with Glyn Johns
BAND OF HORSES
Acoustic At The Ryman
It's time for acoustic live shows for Ben Bridwell's band
BAND OF HORSES
Why Are You Ok
Together with Jason Lytle, Band of Horses try to recapture the depth of their glory days
BAND OF HORSES
Things Are Great
Ben Bridwell rediscovers grit and inspiration, but the uncertainties haven't vanished
BAND OF HORSES
Everything All The Time (20th Anniversary Edition)
Twenty years on, Sub Pop reissues the Seattle band's debut with a wealth of extras
original design & development by
Edoardo M. Cappuccio
Edoardo M. Cappuccio
redesign by
Gabriele Brombin
Anna Quaranta
Gabriele Brombin
Anna Quaranta