Tacoma Narrows Bridge Disaster play post-rock arrangements but with
the fire and aggression of sludge and post-metal.
They mix ambient soundscapes with loops and noise but never
forget to play as loud as they can when they want you to
take notice.
Echoed, picked guitar rings out in desolation, like a corpse
floating down a river before finally falling over a
massive
waterfall that drowns out all other sounds.
The songs
avoid long drawn out passages, instead the constant ebb
and
flow between loud and quiet quickly take the listener along
with mid paced tempos that brings anticipation to the next
part of the composition.
There is a definite cinematic feel to proceedings which will
be rewarded by playing as a whole, rather than individual
tracks.
Slow echoed drums morph into aggressive,
driving beats from which the guitars can surge over the top,
giving
plenty of opportunities for feet stomping.
In an over-saturated genre, it can be hard to make your mark
but these guys pull it off.
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