Anxious' second album Bambi arrives this winter on Run For Cover Records. It's been a whirlwind few years for the Fairfield, Connecticut five-piece - since the release of their debut album Little Green House, there's been little time for anything other than consistent touring with bands like Bayside, Drug Church and The Wonder Years. Somewhere during that endless grind, vocalist Grady Allen was sitting in a hotel room and stumbled upon a name typed into a long-forgotten memo on his phone: Bambi. "We should have named the band Bambi," he recalls admitting to his bandmates. Bambi stuck with the band after that night and eventually it evolved from a "what-if" into the name of Anxious' second full-length album.Bambi is a record of remarkable growth, depth, ambition, and energy. It takes all the unsolvable and unavoidable problems of exiting adolescence and makes them resonate in urgent and authentic new ways. The album has deep roots in the storied lineage of Northeast tri-state hardcore and emo, but it also fully embraces the widescreen alternative rock songwriting at which Anxious have previously only hinted. It's a statement of purpose, the kind of album that comes from a band reconciling where they've been with where they want to go. Bambi is the sound of Anxious putting everything on the line-and coming out on the other side better than ever. Inspired by "big swing" records like Blink-182's self-titled or Jimmy Eat World's Clarity, Anxious set out to redefine the band withou ATTENTION: please remember that all Blu-Rays are Region A USA and all DVDs Region 1 USA and you will need a multi region Blu-Ray/DVD player to play them.