Seattle horses.

Carissa's Weird was a group that broke up in 2004. And this lead to the formation of a new group called Band Of Horses. It was formed by Ben Bridwell, Tim Meining, Chris Early and Mat Brooke. The label Sub Pop was pretty interested in the band, so they produced the Tour Ep. It was only sold at show and Sub Pop's website. One year later, they released their first full-length album called Everything All The Time.


It was a minor hit in Scandinavia, entering the lower reaches of the Sweden and Norway album charts. But there wasn't personality match between Meining and Early and Bridwell, so Meining and Early left the band. Everything all the time's first album was "The Funeral". It has been used in several films, television series, video games and adverts.

Before recording their first album, Bridwell wanted to relocate the band's place from Seattle to his native South Carolina. Then they toured Europe in 2007. Their second album was called Ceased To Begin. It was a hit un the USA and Denmark. 

In 2010, they released their third album Infinite Arms and toured Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.




They are a really interesting mix between indie pop and rock. They write lyrics a bit difficult to understant but with a absorbing meaning.






God bless music.