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Bridge And Tunnel

***Sonically anchored by a guitar-driven melodicism reminiscent of later-era Small Brown Bike, BRIDGE AND TUNNEL harness the explosive, angular technique employed by luminaries like Fugazi and Cursive to convey a cutting sense of immediacy and intensity. Bookended by soaring atmospheric compositions, the roots of the album lie in a commanding mastery of complex rhythm and a precision born of both tireless effort and innate chemistry. Above it all, their voices weave together through a range of emotionally-laden tones as somber harmonies flip on a fill to a wrenching howl that echoes the desperation and defiance they’ve put to paper.   “Bridge and Tunnel pull risky maneuvers on their sophomore full-length. Opening with their longest song to date, ‘Synchronized Swimming’ (a nearly six-minute stunner that moves from haunting to beautiful in under 45 seconds), it’s an epic achievement that shows just how brilliant and passionate the New York act can be. From the aggressive prog-hardcore of ‘Outgrowing Pains’ to the emotive break in ‘Drill Instructor,’ the band continue to ply their trade via countless guitar pedals, mathy rhythms and intelligent metaphors detailing the panic involved in honest, urban living... this is the type of forward thinking that doesn’t turn up nearly often enough in punk.”—Brian Schultz, Alternative Press

LP $16.00

09/27/2011 633757031012 

 


CD $13.00

09/27/2011 633757031029 

 


***A chronicle of the last five songs BRIDGE AND TUNNEL wrote with their original lineup, prior to the departure of bassist TIA. Fusing their vigorously intertwining guitar work with jazzier rhythms harkens back to the early Polyvinyl days of American Football and Braid, while frantic changes anchored by sweeping vocal melodies invoke a strong nod to At the Drive-In. Lyrically, they continue to bare a strong DC influence, expounding a critical and politicized world view while frequently turning the cross hairs on themselves for an introspective self-analysis. Put plainly, these five songs are Bridge And Tunnel at the top of their game. Pressed on assorted colors of vinyl.

10" $13.00

07/06/2010 633757026810