Bridge and TunnelBiography
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Bridge and Tunnel (NY) are an LI-based band with ex-members of Slingshot Dakota, Latterman, Regarding, I and a member of Fellow Project. Presently they have two EPs, a split with Young Livers, and two full-lengths (East/West and Rebuilding Year) out on No Idea records. In addition, they’ ve released and EP (Loss Leaders) with Yo Yo Records and a new 7” (Homecoming) released by Run For Cover Records.
Bridge and Tunnel (UK) are a London-based pair of electronic musicians specialising in drifting but melodic music, typically heavily laden with weird samples and abused instruments. To date they have released three albums: Bridge and Tunnel (2000), Without Ghosts (2001) and The Great Outdoors (2003). The first two albums were on the now defunct Harmsonic label, whilst The Great Outdoors was released on the Surrender label.
The two band members were Nathan Bennett (with a interest in the New York grindcore scene) from Manhattan, and Mark Bihler (background in 80s goth and minimalist house). Their music straddles the lo-fi/post-rock divide in places.
Bridge and Tunnel (NY) are an LI-based band with ex-members of Slingshot Dakota, Latterman, Regarding, I and a member of Fellow Project. Presently they have two EPs, a split with Young Livers, and two full-lengths (East/West and Rebuilding Year) out on No Idea records. In addition, they’ ve released and EP (Loss Leaders) with Yo Yo Records and a new 7” (Homecoming) released by Run For Cover Records.
Bridge and Tunnel (UK) are a London-based pair of electronic musicians specialising in drifting but melodic music, typically heavily laden with weird samples and abused instruments. To date they have released three albums: Bridge and Tunnel (2000), Without Ghosts (2001) and The Great Outdoors (2003). The first two albums were on the now defunct Harmsonic label, whilst The Great Outdoors was released on the Surrender label.
The two band members were Nathan Bennett (with a interest in the New York grindcore scene) from Manhattan, and Mark Bihler (background in 80s goth and minimalist house). Their music straddles the lo-fi/post-rock divide in places.
Edited by Theclassybass on 13 Feb 2012, 16:45
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