Band Of Horses
Infinite Arms

After releasing their incredibly successful sophomore record, Cease to Begin in 2007, which reached number 35 on the Billboard 200, Seattle?s Band of ...

There was a time, not that long ago, when ‘alt-country’seemed like an oxymoron. Isn'tcountry music the most mainstream of genres, the most belittled ...

After three albums, the lineup of Seattle-formed Band Of Horses is down to one original member, singer Ben Bridwell. But says Bridwell – he of the lan...

Band of Horses return impeccably with Infinite Arms, the South Carolina collective’s first outing for Columbia Records. A bold step forward, with the ...

2010 isn’t only a year of electro pop and Tinie Tempah urging you to 'Pass Out'. Nah… a series of indie rock bands are casting their own booth in the...

As much as it pains me to admit it, it is probably a bit snobbish to suggest that all bands who achieve stratospheric levels of radio saturation are c...

It's good fun blaming major labels when indie bands sign upand then lay a turd, especially given the majors' storied "we don't hear asingle" stupidity...

Recorded over 16 months in a variety of locations with an excess of tunes to choose from, Infinite Arms, album three, is arguably Band of Horses’ fine...

As Band of Horses strays farther from the sound of their debut, undoubtedly some fans of their earlier material are going to feel let down. Grandiose ...

With their 2006 debut album 'Everything All The Time', Band Of Horses caused quite a stir amongst the American indie community. A sparkling alt-countr...