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Released 15 years ago this November

Voyage

The Sound of Arrows · 2011

63 min · 12 tracks · synth-pop

A sweeping landscape of instrumental synth-pop that evokes a sense of vastness and nostalgia with every note.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Into the Clouds — This opening track sets an ethereal tone with its expansive soundscape, introducing listeners to the album's journey through serene melodies and intricate layers.
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    Ruins of Rome — With its haunting melodies and rich textures, this track encapsulates the album’s ability to evoke deep emotions, creating a vivid auditory experience.
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    There Is Still Hope — As one of the longest tracks on the album, it builds a compelling narrative through its dynamic shifts, showcasing the duo's songwriting prowess and thematic depth.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • long, immersive listening sessions
  • atmospheric background focus
  • dreamlike auditory journeys
  • gradual builds and payoffs
  • reflective, introspective moods

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on November 7, 2011, 'Voyage' marked The Sound of Arrows' sophomore album, following their debut, 'Voyage', in 2009. At this time, they were establishing their identity within the synth-pop genre, building on the atmospheric soundscapes introduced in their first album while enhancing their production techniques.
Stylistic neighbors
Empire of the Sun· M83· Chvrches

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Into the Clouds (instrumental) 4:12
  • 2 Wonders (instrumental) 4:11
  • 3 My Shadow (instrumental) 4:17
  • 4 Magic (instrumental) 3:16
  • 5 Ruins of Rome (instrumental) 5:43
  • 6 Longest Ever Dream (instrumental) 4:32
  • 7 Hurting All the Way (instrumental) 2:26
  • 8 Conquest (instrumental) 3:37
  • 9 Nova (instrumental) 3:50
  • 10 There Is Still Hope (instrumental) 7:54
  • 11 Lost City (instrumental) 5:07
  • 12 Longer Ever Dream (instrumental) 14:46

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