Davie Allan & The Arrows hold a unique place in rock history with their distinctive sound that marries surf rock twang with a heavy dose of gritty fuzz-pedal guitar effect, often referred to as "fuzz guitar." Formed in the mid-1960s, the band is led by guitarist Davie Allan, whose inventive use of the fuzz box became one of the defining sounds of the era's motorcycle and exploitation movie soundtracks.

Davie Allan’s contributions to the music of the 1960s and beyond have been carved out through a signature sonic blend of surf rock and garage rock, with a psychedelic edge that keeps listeners hooked. Over the years, their music has become synonymous with the era's biker film genre, with the track "Blues Theme" from the movie "The Wild Angels" being one of their most recognized hits. The band’s continued vitality is showcased through a steady stream of releases such as "Retrophonic" series and "Cyclelogical" that affirm their enduring appeal and influence. Still active, Allan and his bandmates remain a cult favorite, maintaining their legacy and continuing to inspire rock, surf, and psych aficionados.

Genres

Deep Surf Music

Surf Music

Latest Release

Turn It Up

Davie Allan & The Arrows

Album - 24 Tracks - Released January 6, 2023