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The Arm

The Arm

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  • Formed: 2001 in Austin, TX
  • Years Active: 2000s

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What started out as a weeklong, seven-song recording experiment became something more for sweaty disco-infused indie rockers the Arm. Formed in Austin in 2001 and featuring Sean O'Neal on vocals, Alex Lyon on guitar, Alex Ramirez on bass, and Kevin Bybee on drums, the group toured with bands like British Sea Power and International Noise Conspiracy, and made appearances at the CMJ Music Marathon (2005) and SXSW (2006). They released their self-titled debut in 2003, and they followed it up with Call You Out, released on Indierect Records, three years later.
— Margaret Reges , All Music Guide

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