Bottom Bracket are back with their sophomore release, but if you haven't heard of them before, they are looking to change that and change it fast. Everything about "I'm So Afraid Of Where" screams urgent, as though the band got tired of waiting for the world to notice them and decided to take matters into their own hand. The vocals shoot out at a pace that would put The Gilmore Girls to shame, every sentence loaded and littered with important clues that read like a map to the heart of vocalist/guitarist Mario Cannamela. The guitars twist and churn as they push the song forward, flanked by the rhythm section of Tim Recio (bass/vocals) and Rob Diaz (drums) that drive the song and color it with details that you will only catch on repeat listens. Before you know it, you'll be shouting along with every word and wonder how you could have almost missed this gem. Bottom Bracket are here- you might not know it yet, but you soon will.

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