Hi Our Basement,
Hope all is great on your end!
Bones & Bridges formed in 2016 by way of a writing retreat in Nashville. Comprised of Anthony Arthur, Atom Martin, and TEE, we combine our unique individual styles and musical tastes to create a timeless sound. We pride ourselves on defying the traditional, one-genre body of work and thrive on creating music that is free of bordered limitations.
“Go Figure,” the follow-up to our debut single “Reveries,” reflects on the feeling of loving and supporting someone with all you’ve got – only to find out that they never loved you at all. We drew on past experiences of being both the hero and the villain in different relationships, to result in a tragically beautiful track – melancholy lyrics contrasted by surprisingly uplifting production.
Hinged on the & that connects us to one another, Bones represents the inner darkness that can live within us all, and is contrasted by Bridges, which alludes to hopefulness and optimism.
Bones & Bridges
Good day! Won’t be here. Off chainsawing some (don’t know how much — still so hot and humid). Have a good one!
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Have a good day Benoit!
Hi Garf!
Hi DBS
did you guys hear about the Winnipeg band who had their set cut off due to (shudder) “triggered” (shudder) audience members? The venue cut their set off and made a social media post about it (because how can you be a woke ally if you don’t post about it?).
I find the whole thing pretty curious … subjects like that make me miss rant lawrence’s R3 show and the blogversation that would be part of it on topics like that.
Is it ok for a venue to pull the plug? etc.
I have not heard about that yet ft. I will have to investigate to form an opinion. But yes definitely a venue can pull the plug if they want.
darbar, google summer dwelllers good will set cut off
I personally think it’s a bit of an over-reaction in this instance but the band can’t say anything because it’s a small band and they want to play shows again. So they said “we’ll cut that song out of our repertoire”. I think the song was called “no means yes”, and allegedly it’s been taken out of context/the wrong meaning. I’ve never heard it so I don’t know but based on what I’ve read, it’s not about consent which is kind of everybody’s favourite trigger these days. It makes me wonder what Good Will will do when they have their “bands doing bands 90’s edition” and the nirvana band does “rape me”? Does that song get the hipsters drinking their $7 cans of PBR triggered too?
Sorry I think I mostly just hate the word triggered.
Well that’s the thing about triggers, they can set things off easy. It does seem to be an unfortunate song title. I am not sure about the lyrics but the message must have been lost. The way the word rape is used has been part of discussions for a long time and was never okay. More people are finding their voice to say this is not okay. Sometimes people do tend to be more sensitive because of things that have happened in their lives and jump to conclusions to soon though.