Thomas Leer & Robert Rental - The BridgeThomas Leer and Robert Rentals The Bridge is re issued on vinyl for the first time since its original release in 1979. With Robert unfortunately passing away in 2000, this record, Leer and Rentals one and only album together, stands alone in capturing the duos pioneering capabilities. The Bridge was originally released on Throbbing Gristles Industrial Records label in 1979 and is considered to be an early electronic avant garde synth pop masterpiece,

Napalm Beach and a million other bands

Limited edition triple Gold vinyl in triple gatefold sleeve with extensive sleeve notes

Pharoah Sanders: Huh

while consuming Absinthe and red wine like a true-doomed soul

Any number of restrained turn-of-the-century emo acts could refer to songs on 'out of step' as much as fiery punk's-not-dead revivalists is demonstration enough of the record's impact

crisper and more powerful

Bono and Bob Dylan (who reportedly once said that Townes was "in some ways the better writer") to Tindersticks and Mudhoney

‘Night Network’

Caura to Georgetown

who uses they/them pronouns

almost ecstatic in its feeling good

‘Can’t