The Bronx

The Bronx’s major-label debut was The Bronx (2006), a second eponymous album that was supported by singles and music videos for “History’s Stranglers”, “White Guilt” and “Shitty Future”. Ken Horne of The Dragons played some guitar parts on the album and soon joined the band as second guitarist.

In April 2007 the band announced that they would record two new albums, which like their first two albums will both be eponymously titled. The Bronx will be a punk rock album, while El Bronx will be amariachi album. They entered a recording studio in March 2008 to begin work on both albums, with Brad Magers (formerly of Christiansen and Your Highness Electric), replacing Tweedy on bass guitar and Vincent Hidalgo (formerly of The Drips) also joining the group. That June they posted the new song “Knifeman”, from The Bronx, on their Myspace profile, followed by the premier of “PR Rules” from El Bronx. In the Summer of 2008 The Bronx played the entirety of the Warped Tour. They also appeared in the film What We Do Is Secret as Black Flag, performing the Black Flag song “Police Story”. In preparation for the release of El Bronx, the band has recently been performing as “Mariachi El Bronx” when playing their mariachi set and as “The Bronx” for rock sets. The Bronx was released on November 11, 2008, with El Bronx scheduled to follow August 17, 2009. The band is currently on a tour of North America, to be followed by a festival performance in the United Kingdom.

FLY53 welcomes The Bronx to the family

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