A fixture in New York’s antifolk and experimental music scenes, Endless Arrows’ live performances are rare and halting, often unfolding with just bass and guitar or ukulele, emphasizing space, silence, and the fragile immediacy of their voices. Their work has been praised in The New York Times for its depth and originality, with live performances that feel like moments suspended in time—tense, searching, and beautifully unresolved.
From underground DIY spaces to international festivals, they continue to expand the boundaries of song, poetry, and performance, always searching, always departing, always creating.