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It Takes Bridges

It's a riot based around riffs, drama, sweat and volume. Think The Fall fighting Nirvana for the last of the drugs.

This band is no longer active. It may have split up or changed its name.

Comprising James Brown on vocals and guitar, Steve Freeman on bass and Harry Dalby on drums, It Takes Bridges are an old-fashioned power trio capable of storming live shows with the minimum of fuss. Long-time friends from the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, their music bears a structural resemblance to the dense, repetitive riff clusters and furious rhythmic intensity of fellow Leeds noiseniks That Fucking Tank and Bilge Pump, but also more evidently betrays a love of pure noise befitting three young men brought up on the melodic chaos of Sonic Youth, Pavement and The Jesus Lizard. For such affable gents, they are responsible for a sound with a considerable edge of menace; as much as their more tuneful moments call to mind early Flaming Lips or Pavement , the larger aesthetic of their work evokes the same feelings of unease, moral horror and bilious rage as Shellac, or Radiohead in their post-Bends incarnation. Greg Elliott

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sarah smith wrote...

good live performance and songs.will definetly see them again.good work bridges.xxx

Profile | Posted 16th September 2005 at 10:48   back to article

whitehose wrote...

show me your balls boys

Profile | Posted 1st October 2005 at 18:59   back to article

whitehose wrote...

www.myspace.com/ittakesbridges become our friend and we will give you gifts

Profile | Posted 22nd October 2005 at 12:55   back to article

realtime eggs wrote...

Well ya then. Quite good i see. Shall develop a liking of this i predict.

Profile | Posted 12th January 2006 at 15:19   back to article

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