House of Brothers

House of Brothers’ forthcoming release, and first as a full-band, ‘Document 1’ offers a perfect transition from ‘Deadman’ (solo-record released Dec 2007 on Big scary Monsters Records). ‘Document 1’ shows off House of Brothers ability to intertwine the raw energy of a live-gig environment whilst equally employing lush, delicate and subtle over-layers successfully creating an EP of dynamic diversity. Fusing together intricate yet accessible melodies, a myriad of vocal harmonies, reverb-drenched...

House of Brothers’ forthcoming release, and first as a full-band, ‘Document 1’ offers a perfect transition from ‘Deadman’ (solo-record released Dec 2007 on Big scary Monsters Records). ‘Document 1’ shows off House of Brothers ability to intertwine the raw energy of a live-gig environment whilst equally employing lush, delicate and subtle over-layers successfully creating an EP of dynamic diversity. Fusing together intricate yet accessible melodies, a myriad of vocal harmonies, reverb-drenched electric guitars, twinkling piano’s and an ever-warm drum and bass rhythm section, not to mention Jackson’s sharp and philosophical lyrical tongue, House of Brothers endorse a classic indie/songwriter tradition whilst offering a new and exciting sound to an overcrowded and often mundane genre. Having already been described as The National fronted by Justin Vernon (Bon Iver), and Midlake fronted by Fionn Regan 2009 looks to be a bright and exciting year for House of Brothers.