#brotherandbones

[keeper-of-the-forgotten-things]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaVDT-grzfI)

[nikkincarrillo]

A Short List

New music blog is up! Featuring: #BrotherAndBones #CharlotteCarpenter #BillyLockett #AndrewStJames #BandOfBeginners

These tracks were released in the last six months, and finds I felt worth noting. I encourage you to for sure give each one a listen to and hopefully you all will find a favorite or two. At the bottom is a link to a Spotify playlist with all these tracks!

  “Omaha” by Brother & Bones (released Mar 13, 2015)

Let’s begin at the “Omaha,”which is a strong chorus and drum driven track that is nothing…

[keelahsalai]

Take your chances Past forgiveness Past the old days drink to new Drown your sorrows until they learn to swim Start the engine Stop your caring Get your bearings make your move Until those old deaf ears, oh how they’ll fall on you

Brother and Bones to be alive

[llama-lover]

llama-lover Brother & Bones, 2014

[emittra]

Dear follower, meet Brother and bones. 

So i went to see this band two days ago, never heard of them before. They were amazing and super friendly. This song is so catchy and i love the fact that they use a djembe, that's something you don't see every day. 

[booksandcoversofficial-blog]

Had the PLEASURE of supporting these guys tonight! Go listen to @brotherandbones you won't be disappointed! I'm off to bed now haha! #livemusic #brotherandbones #beautifultunes #whatavoice #samwrightuk

[clushkins-blog]

Brother and bones smashed it

[itsmylifeonmars]

One of the most amazing bands in the world, can't wait to see them in Manchester on the 14th it's gonna be sick! 

[carolinavendetta]

Soul Saboteur are supporting Brother & Bones at #jabezclegg later this month. Check www.soulsaboteur.com for info & stuff. #gig #manchester #brotherandbones

[jackohooper]

Writing and reminiscing. #chetfaker #foxes #jamesbay #jamesblunt #moddi #amberrun #fyfe #brotherandbones #russianred

[beckiiiyo-blog]

Brother & Bones photos from Princess Pavilion, Falmouth 01/03/2014

The second half of the photo set. all photo credit to http://www.matthollowayphotography.co.uk/

(I am in no way shape or form claiming to have taken these, my skills with a camera aren't quite up to this!)

[vainlatebeautiful]

my new obsession

[booksandcoversofficial-blog]

My next show with the band is on Saturday with @brotherandbones and I can guarantee this is one NOT to be missed! The fun kicks off at 7:30pm and it's £7 entry however we have 10 GUESTLIST places left so if you would like to come for a little cheaper... Tweet @samwrightuk your name + however many and #GUESTLIST This is our 3rd show of the year in preparation for BIG things next year so it'd mean a lot if you could come! #brotherandbones #thinktank #newmusic #livemusic #northeastmusic #acousticmusic (at The Other Rooms)

[behindsmilefest-blog]

Brother & Bones // Oliver // Simon Says // Made By Giants // Avondale House 8th March

Reviewed previously by Behind The Smile, from a Joiners show just two days earlier, Made By Giants start off tonight’s show at Avondale House with music which is perhaps better suited in the afternoon with a cappuccino, than a night-time live music venue. Their music is pretty and relaxing, and they are good at what they do, but they don’t give the impression of musicians that are trying to achieve too much. The acoustic duo’s final song, a cover of Foo Fighter’s “My Hero” isn’t the most imaginative of song covers, and it fails to rouse much of a reaction from the restless and growing crowd at Avondale, who are perhaps wanting something louder.

Not many bands can write seemingly nonsense songs about subject matters like peanut butter jelly and still maintain their integrity, but Simon Says manage to pull it off with their brand of infectious reggae. A fun-loving band that left the more uninhibited members of the audience smiling, Simon Says made their way through a lively set, showing themselves to be completely at ease with the audience between songs and encourage sing-along’s during, and it is clear with the amount of audience members singing along, that a number of people have seen them before. While this is a promising sign that shows they are building up a fan base, they should not forget to refresh their well-rehearsed set before they begin to show signs of becoming stale.

 Simon Says

The penultimate act of the night (and the second who have been previously reviewed by us), Oliver, step up to the plate next with a sound that can be described best as calypso infused pop. This is a band that would be best listened to sitting on a beach in Jamaica, sipping on cocktails. Lead by the soulful voice of Bonnie Elizabeth, the band remains tight throughout, as the bassist holds down the rhythm with some skillfully crafted walking bass lines. Their catchy vocal melodies grab the audience’s attention throughout the set, and as the band vacate the stage, the songs are still ringing in the ears of the crowd.

The venue is at full capacity for tonight’s headliner Brother & Bones, and there is an atmosphere of anticipation throughout the venue. The addition of a second drum kit meant that anyone who had not already heard of the London-based 5 piece were left expecting something exceptional. - and exceptional it was. With the full force of a nuclear bomb to the face, Brother & Bones deliver a blistering half-hour set filled with perfectly synchronised, stomping beats from the two drummers. Impressive guitar work, rhythmic bass, excellent dynamics and folky vocal harmonies combine to create their patented sound. With an airtight set, well crafted songs, and a sound that leaves an audience breathless, Brother & Bones are a fine example of the talent that is coming out of the British music scene.

Brother & Bones

All images of the night are available at http://www.flickr.com/photos/behindthesmile/sets/72157629183607494/

[beckiiiyo-blog]

I See Red- Brother & Bones For All We Know EP

[vainlatebeautiful]

oh my god, this song