This is the soundtrack to a dream. There’s a story. A beginning, middle and end. Heroines. Villains. Bridges. Chases. Evil twins. Children. Drugs. And hamburgers. Nobody really likes hearing other people explain their dreams. So Tokyo artist Crunchybird made this instead. “The Incident at Fallthrough Bridge” is a love-letter to his creative influences. It’s an homage to the threaded concept albums from bands like Pink Floyd and Neutral Milk Hotel. It’s a nod to the fantastic, genre-bending storytelling from creators like Stephen King and Christopher Nolan. And it’s a hug on the fearless creativity of noise artists like John Zorn and Boredoms. Recommended if you like dreamy wordless acoustic folk, uncomfortable beats, epic instrumental post-rock, speedy pop punk, experimental noise, screamy hardcore, children’s choruses and tidy resolutions.