This is what a band should sound like when they mature. Demonstrating a clear stylistic departure from Whole Life Crisis, The Arsons’ sophomore effort (and Mad At The World debut), Bridges Down, marks a brilliant turning point in the bands’ career. While Whole Life Crisis saw the Arsons attempting to reconcile a myriad of influences, Bridges Down is a powerful testament not only of how The Arsons have shed their skin, but also of how they successfully re-routed their energy into truly making passion and sincerity sounds of their own. Succinctly put, this transition marks a point in the Arsons’ career where they’ve stopped trying to capture a sound, and simply become one. The revitalized sound embodied on Bridges Down reflects the uncompromising spirit of the Arsons. Shortly after the release of Whole Life Crisis, The Arsons were faced with the departure of original drummer Vinnie Value (Warzone, No Redeeming Social Value, Grey Area, Kill Your Idols). In addition, then guitarist Ernie Parada suffered a major leg injury, and the future of the Arsons was uncertain. Unable to find a suitable drummer, but unwilling to give up a show with good friends The Bouncing Souls, Ernie found himself trading in his guitar for a set of drums, and there he stayed. For the first time since his days in Token Entry, Bridges Down features Ernie banging the drums. This however, left the band in need of a guitar player, and Jason, whom Ernie played with in Grey Area, was recruited to permanently solidify the lineup. With all gears in motion, armed with a tighter sound, the band was once again whole, and set out to write and record Bridges Down. In a sense, the Arsons were reborn, and their unbridled charisma now proves to fill the void in the scene left by the dissolution of acts such as Kid Dynamite. It’s no secret that bands like this don’t come around very often. A quick throw to the past spotlights the band as a veritable ‘Who’s Who’ of New York Punk Rock and Hardcore. Ernie (drums), played in Gilligan's Revenge, Token Entry, Black Train Jack, and Grey Area. Ernie also filled in for a wealth of bands, including the Gorilla Biscuits and Krackdown. Jason (guitar), played in such notable acts as Warzone and Grey Area. Marc (voice), played alongside Ernie in John Henry and In Your Face. Alex is just now making his mark. While The Arsons descend from an impeccable pedigree inextricably tied to the birth of the New York movement in Hardcore and Punk Rock, Bridges Down slaps its listener with nothing short of a compassionate revolution in punk rock that ensures that The Arsons will never merely be thought of as “ex-members of…” In short, Bridges Down is what Walk Together, Rock Together was to The Crew (7 Seconds), what Social Distortion was to Prison Bound (Social Distortion), and what Hello Bastards was to Background (Lifetime).

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