Bridges and Powerlines

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Uncalibrated 00:00 Tools
the golden age 00:00 Tools
new mexico 00:00 Tools
Carmen 00:00 Tools
Mumbles 00:00 Tools
All In 00:00 Tools
middle child 03:05 Tools
New Mistake 00:00 Tools
the ghost types 00:00 Tools
the thieves they are everywhere 00:00 Tools
floods and fields 00:00 Tools
the maine 00:00 Tools
half a cent 00:00 Tools
I Remember A Blue Sky 00:00 Tools
Mirabell 00:00 Tools
You Were The First Thing 00:00 Tools
the great fire 00:00 Tools
The First Equation 00:00 Tools
Eve 00:00 Tools
The Last Equation 00:00 Tools
National Fantasy 00:00 Tools
A Slight Right 00:00 Tools
The Cave-In 00:00 Tools
Mirabell (J Dallar Remix) 00:00 Tools
Balcony 00:00 Tools
Bushwick 00:00 Tools
Hurting Kind 00:00 Tools
The Roman Leaders 00:00 Tools
The Jameson 00:00 Tools
The Leaves 00:00 Tools
Gazes Wide 00:00 Tools
Floodlights 00:00 Tools
The Thieves They Are 00:00 Tools
Interesting Drug 00:00 Tools
Williamsburg 00:00 Tools
Park Slope 00:00 Tools
Red Hook 00:00 Tools
The Twin 00:00 Tools
Even Killers Need a Home 00:00 Tools
thieves they are everywhere 00:00 Tools
Free Yourself 00:00 Tools
Greenpoint 00:00 Tools
East New York 00:00 Tools
XOXO 00:00 Tools
Closing In 00:00 Tools
Before The Show 00:00 Tools
I Want To Know If Her Love Is Real 00:00 Tools
Inside the Hyperdream 00:00 Tools
Lindsay 00:00 Tools
Turning The Day 00:00 Tools
Bridges and Powerlines - Uncalibrated 00:00 Tools
Floods & Fields 00:00 Tools
june 00:00 Tools
old city 00:00 Tools
04 East New York 00:00 Tools
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The members of Bridges and Powerlines met in New York City in late 2005. Drawing heavily from a set of musical heroes that included Guided by Voices and the wistful Elephant Six Collective, they worked to set themselves apart in the crowded NYC music scene. Their debut EP met with critical acclaim, described as "a taught example of why [bridges and powerlines] should be added to your list of bands to watch." (IGN.com) The success of the EP attracted producer Chris Zane, who had helmed recent breakout records by Les Savy Fav, White Rabbits and Asobi Seksu. The band spent much of 2007 writing and recording while further developing their sound into equal parts nineties-styled indie-rock, psych-influenced harmony and analog synth intricacy. The band closed 2007 with a successful East Coast tour, a sold-out show at NYC's Mercury Lounge with Margot and the Nuclear So and So's and a showcase at the CMJ Music Marathon. They will release their new record "Ghost Types" on their own imprint Citybird Records in April of 2008. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.