Arrows In Her - It Tired Me All The Same (2016)

Arrows In Her's 'It Tired Me All The Same' shows the band's progression since their 2012 underground hit, 'leaving.' Their sound, rooted in emo indie rock, takes influence from post-rock and post-hardcore to form a hard-hitting, emotional, sprawling experience.

Arrows In Her are a four-piece emo/indie/post-hardcore band from New Jersey that formed in 2012. At the time, they put out this fantastic EP, leaving., which is finally being followed up with a full-length that dropped in July. Needless to say, I'm pretty pumped, since their debut is nothing short of fantastic. They play a midwestern-emo influenced blend of indie and punk that's somewhat similar to bands like Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate) and Joie de Vivre. They've got the bright, noodly guitar sounds of a Kinsella band going, but with the upbeat energy of a punk band like Title Fight, or something like that. The vocals and lyrics also deserve a noteworthy mention, since they're incredibly catchy and memorable. Emotional and intricate, Arrows In Her take 90's indie/emo and give it a breath of fresh air, much like the aforementioned bands. Enjoy.

Bass – Edwin Garcia
Drums – Harold Perez
Guitar – Damian Chacon
Mixed By, Tracking By, Mastered By, Producer – Adam Cichocki

Track List:
01. while everyone is talking
02. revoke
03. go on, tell me about foucault
04. that time you quoted neitzsche
05. wherever you go, there you are
06. it tired me all the same
07. dissonant
08. nausea
09. i watched a show about space