And So I Watch You From Afar are a four-piece rock band from Belfast, Northern Ireland. The band consists of Rory Friers and Niall Kennedy on guitar, Johnny Adger on bass and Chris Wee on drums. They wrote and released two albums and two EPs as a four-piece with former member Tony Wright. They write largely instrumental music with group vocals in parts; Rory writes a lot of the music, but they arrange and contribute to these songs in the rehearsal room as a three-piece to make them into finished ASIWYFA songs; it is an ever-changing process. They are signed to Richter Collective, and in October 2011 the band announced a deal in North America with management and record label Sargent House, who released Gangs on November 8, 2011.
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Electric Picnic '11 - Day 2
Across The Line at Electric Picnic.
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BBC Reviews
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All Hail Bright Futures 2013
Reviewed by Mike Haydock
A ridiculously optimistic and happy third album from the Belfast band.
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Gangs 2011
Reviewed by Brad Barrett
ASIWYFA prove that the loud and voiceless do not have to sound ineloquent.
