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Arrows are an English alternative rock band from Bedfordshire, England, descended from a cult dance/guitar band Delphian Complex from Philadelphia. The band consists of Mark Drake (vocals), Joe Southin (keys/vocals), David Warner (guitars/vocals), Carl Bishop (guitar), Mattie Bennett (bass) Christopher Eagling (drums), and Barry Crook (drums). Following a prolonged period of writing and rehearsing, Arrows began to gig extensively across the UK in March 2008, firmly closing the door on their previous entity's past, with a new, strongly contrasting sound.

The followed this heavy touring by stepping back into the studios in July 2008, recording two songs, "A New Way To Get By" and "Song" at Lost Boys Recording Studio in Bedfordshire, which they co-produced with Nick Mailing. The demo became an instant success, securing them airplay on local and national radio,^[1] and bringing them to the attention of a much wider audience. This summer the band played the BBC Introducing and Love Music Hate Racism festivals.^[2][3]

• A New Way To Get By EP (2009) recorded by Nick Mailing at Lost Boys Studio, Bedfordshire - Limited edition EP.

1. A New Way To Get By
2. Song

• Thorn in Your Side
• Echoes
• Coming Down (Country Tune)
• Templates
• Mouth
• Reverence

• Create / Evade / Inspire / Escape EP (limited release) (2007), recorded by Nina, Streatham - Limited edition EP.

1. On Fire
2. Rat Fight
3. Don't Fall
4. Running Through Snow

• Jack-Knife EP (2006), Recorded by Tom at The Fortress Studios, London - Limited edition EP.

1. Jack-Knife
2. Higher State
3. Jack-Knife (Weatherall Remix)

• Opus EP (2005), recorded by Nick Mailing at Henhouse Studios, Bedfordshire - Limited edition EP.

1. Opus
2. Lay
3. To Better Days

• Bite The Hand EP (2004), recorded by Brian O'Shaughnessy at Bark Studios, East London - Limited edition EP.

1. Bite The Hand
2. Narcolepsy Ballad
3. All That Remains

• 10 Years of Icon, 2007
• I swear I was there, 2005

• A&E [as Delphian Complex]
• Bite The Hand 2006 [as Delphian Complex]
• Chapters 1-3 [as Delphian Complex]
• So Fly [as Delphian Complex]
• Tony Gubba [as Delphian Complex]
• Bite The Hand (Racket Scientist Remix)
• Bite The Hand (Apex Disco Remix)
• Jack-Knife (Apex Disco Remix)

• Arrows on Myspace