Artist Jeff The Brotherhood
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Jeff The Brotherhood
Any band that names a song “Bone Jam” probably wants to melt faces. That’s certainly the aim of Jeff The Brotherhood, a pair of hard-partying brothers from Tennessee whose 2009 debut, Heavy Days, could be fairly said to shred. But the brothers bring more than just furious solos to their tight compositions: There’s a strain of power pop that runs through the songs, with vocal harmonies laced throughout arrangements that otherwise rumble and churn. Their 2011 follow-up, We Are The Champions, is clearly inspired by the foregone “classic” Weezer, but Champions’ appeal isn’t its originality, but rather its songwriting. On every track, Jeff The Brotherhood enters briskly, states its piece concisely, and gets the hell out before the rush wears off.
Updated 01/25/2012

Philadelphia:
Jeff The Brotherhood’s Jamin Orrall
Chicago:
Jeff The Brotherhood’s Jamin Orrall
Chicago:
Radio, radio: 3 local bands give advice to the new CHIRP station
Madison:
Monotonix set to climb the walls at High Noon Saloon on Feb. 9
Chicago:
Chicago music-biz heavyweights pick their Record Store Day must-buys
Toronto:
The Kills announce winter tour, new video for “Baby Says”
JEFF The Brotherhood: We Are The Champions
Jack White produced an Insane Clown Posse cover of a Mozart song about licking asses
Chicago:
The Kills announce winter tour, new video for “Baby Says”
Austin:
Fun Fun Fun Fest 2010
Austin:
Swag, swag, free Earl, swag
Pricey PBR, mocking Bob Dylan, and copious amounts of cleavage
