Saturday, 7 November 2015

Bear vs. Shark


This band should have been up years ago, but I suppose later is better than never. Bear vs. Shark were a five-piece post-hardcore band from Detroit, Michigan. They were active from 2001 to 2005 and signed to Equal Vision. They only released two full-lengths and an EP in their time, but they've proven to be one of the most influential post-hardcore bands from the early 2000's. They picked up on what At The Drive-In were doing on El Gran Orgo and ran with it. The gruff yet melodic vocals, the dual guitar riffs, loud/quiet dynamics, and the pounding energy are not only heir to ATDI, but what defined Bear vs. Shark most. Their two full-lengths are brimming with solid songs, which is why they're one of those bands that just have to be known within their respective corner of the musicsphere. Enjoy.

1. Campfire
2. United Tribes of Pangea
3. Kylie
4. California Hotseat
5. Michigan
6. Remember This Assignment
7. Bloodgiver
8. Ma Jolie

1. Ma Jolie
2. Campfire
3. Buses/No Buses
4. The Employee Is Not Afraid
5. We Were Sad But Not Rebuilding
6. Kylie
7. MPS
8. Second
9. Don't Tell The Horses The Stable's On Fire
10. Bloodgiver
11. Michigan
12. Broken Dog Leg

1. Catamaran
2. 5, 6 Kids
3. Six Bar Phrase Hey Hey
4. The Great Dinosaurs With Fifties Section
5. Baraga Embarkment
6. Entrance Of The Elected
7. Seven Stop Hold Restart
8. What A Horrible Night For A Curse
9. Out Loud Hey Hey
10. India Foot
11. Antwan
12. I Fucked Your Dad
13. Heard Iron Bug, "They're Coming To Town"
14. Song About Old Roller Coaster
15. Rich People Say Fuck Yeah Hey Hey

8 comments:

  1. that 1653 artwork is actually the art for dog problems by the format. for some unknown reason it was misattributed on wikipedia a while back. either 1653 didn't have a physical release or there just wasn't any cover art for it.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. i instantly recognized it aswell, it threw me off because of the gap between albums and the variation between genre of music is far apart too

      Delete
  2. Terrorhawk is one of my all time favorite albums. It's seriously so fucking good it's a shame those guys broke up without making a follow-up record. Right Now... doesn't even come close

    ReplyDelete
  3. Listen to Bars Of Gold if you never have.

    ReplyDelete
  4. I noticed that you didn't have it posted, so i uploaded the song 'Victoria Iceberg' from the Master's of Horror Soundtrack.

    http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/X0WFgVZj/file.html

    ReplyDelete
  5. can you re-up 1653 when you get a chance pwease :333 and thank you for all the awesome uploads.

    ReplyDelete