Noah And The Whale
London band led by Charlie Fink, moving from the ukulele-and-whistle charm of '5 Years Time' to breakup heartache and the bright, road-trip pop of 'L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.'
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About Noah And The Whale
Charlie Fink formed Noah And The Whale in London in 2006, with an early lineup that included his brother Tom Fink on drums and Laura Marling on backing vocals. Their debut, Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down, leaned on ukulele, violin and gentle folk arrangements.
The First Days of Spring followed as a slow, string-heavy record about the end of a relationship, accompanied by a film Fink directed. Last Night on Earth swung the other way, with keyboards, drum machines and a bright, American-road-movie feel, and Heart of Nowhere followed in 2013. Noah And The Whale split in 2015, and Fink went on to work in theatre and as a solo artist.
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Noah And The Whale plays pop, indie folk and folk rock.
When did Noah And The Whale form?
Noah And The Whale formed in Twickenham in 2006.
What was Noah And The Whale's first album?
Noah And The Whale's first album was Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down (2008). The latest is Heart of Nowhere (2013).