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Bitter, Bitter Weeks (BBW) is the Philadelphia-based indie/alternative rock project led by multi-talented producer and musician Brian McTear, with early collaborators including Amy Morrissey. Since forming in 2002, BBW carved out a guitar-centric, intimate vocal style that blends Americana-inflected songwriting with raw indie rock energy. The band’s early releases on My Pal God showcased a songwriter’s keen sense of melody and mood, earning attention from prominent outlets and establishing McTear as a notable figure in the Philadelphia music scene. Today, BBW remains a living part of the region's musical landscape, with live appearances in the Philadelphia area and continued influence through McTear's Miner Street affiliation.

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BBW’s discography highlights three pivotal albums from the mid-2000s: Bitter Bitter Weeks (2003), Revenge (2004), and Peace Is Burning Like a River (2007). The debut drew coverage from Pitchfork, while Magnet Magazine recognized McTear as a key Philadelphia producer, underscoring the project’s impact on indie rock and the local scene. While 2025 saw no confirmed national tour dates, BBW has remained active in 2026, performing within the Philadelphia area. For the latest updates and direct access to music, follow BBW’s official channels and connect with the Miner Street community via McTear.

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Quick Facts About Bitter, Bitter weeks

  • Formed in 2002 in Philadelphia by Brian McTear (later with Amy Morrissey) and released three albums through the mid-2000s.
  • Debut: Bitter Bitter Weeks (2003) on My Pal God; followed by Revenge (2004) and Peace Is Burning Like a River (2007).
  • Notable press: Pitchfork reviewed the 2003 debut; Magnet Magazine spotlighted McTear as a key Philly producer with BBW releases.
  • Musical style: guitar-centric, indie/alternative rock with Americana-inflected songwriting and intimate vocal delivery.
  • Awards: Brian McTear was named 2002 Producer of the Year at the Philadelphia City Paper Music Awards.
  • Social presence: active on SoundCloud and MySpace; official Miner Street affiliation through McTear.

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Bitter, Bitter weeks Discography

  • Peace Is Burning Like a River
    2007 · Transit Of Venus
  • Revenge
    2004 · My Pal God / Southern Records
  • Bitter Bitter Weeks
    2003 · My Pal God

BBW’s discography highlights three pivotal albums from the mid-2000s: Bitter Bitter Weeks (2003), Revenge (2004), and Peace Is Burning Like a River (2007). The debut drew coverage from Pitchfork, while Magnet Magazine recognized McTear as a key Philadelphia producer, underscoring the project’s impact on indie rock and the local scene. While 2025 saw no confirmed national tour dates, BBW has remained active in 2026, performing within the Philadelphia area. For the latest updates and direct access to music, follow BBW’s official channels and connect with the Miner Street community via McTear.

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