Good Arrows
Good Arrows is the third album from Tunng, the pastoral pop band behind the acclaimed Mother’s Daughter and Other Songs and Comments Of The Inner Chorus. Taking its title from a favourite phrase of co-founder Sam Gender’s brother, Good Arrows is a totally immersive record, enveloping the listener in Tunng’s wyrd world. Their first album to be recorded in its entirety with the full, six-piece band (core duo Sam and Mike Lindsay handled the majority of the first two), there’s a new depth of sound and power here, and a clutch of songs that’ll get right under your skin. Taking influences from Icelandic prog rock, choral music and film soundtracks, Good Arrows marks a significant development for Tunng – they’ve expanded beyond the awkwardly-applied folktronica label to become a fully fledged (if experimentally-skewed) pop band.
The acoustic/electric duo decamp to Thrill Jockey and offer a record that's warmer and fuller-sounding than anything they've previously released.
For their third full-length, Good Arrows, British six-piece Tunng continue to deliver the same combination of folk, pop, and indie electronica that earned the band the description of "folktronica."