The steady rollin" rhythms on Blind Man"s Hill, the second release by Baltimore"s The Bridge for Hyena Records, cut like a knife through warm butter. One part New Orleans rhythms, one part southern country soul and yet another earthy rock "n" roll, The Bridge write timeless songs that resonate with Americana themes of locomotives, moonshine, mason jars, ramblin", gamblin" and carnival barkers. Playing upwards of 250 shows a year, including festivals like Gathering Of The Vibes, Mountain Jam, Camp Bisco and Moe Down, The Bridge have built a fanatic audience through a growing grassroots buzz that attracts new fans with every performance. The Bridge"s Blind Man"s Hill is the kind of finely crafted long-player that will cross the band over to an even wider audience and further establish their reputation as modern successors to artists such as The Grateful Dead, Little Feat and The Radiators.