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MP3 At 3PM: JEFF The Brotherhood

JEFF The Brotherhood is comprised of, well, brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall, two young Nashvillians who marry early-’70s hard rock and ’80s pop punk into one resplendent, noisy union on “Diamond Way,” the first single from We Are The Champions, which should be released in early 2011. They’re not yet 25, but the Orralls have released several albums as JEFF The Brotherhood, were huge players in the Thurston Moore-approved Be Your Own Pet before the band’s demise and own the Infinity Cat label, which recently beat out Jack White’s Third Man Records for best local label in Nashville. As noted in the Nashville Scene, JEFF The Brotherhood and Infinity Cat have basically single-handedly pushed Nashville’s long-running punk scene to the national stage, helping to counter the tired notion that the city is merely home to country and Christian artists. Indeed, if the band’s online praise or tour companions are any indication (Ted Leo, Lightning Bolt and the Screaming Females have all taken JEFF The Brotherhood on the road), the brothers Orrall have long stepped outside of Music City’s shadow, and they seem set on bringing their friends with them.

“Diamond Way” (download):
https://magnetmagazine.com/audio/DiamondWay.mp3

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[…] The Greenhornes || Listen||Watch Craig Fox, frontman of this Rust Belt garage trio, could make for a fine lead in a Douglas Coupland novel. Since 2002, Fox’s bandmates Patrick Keeler and Jack Lawrence have been transported onto a higher plane with The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. But Fox has awoken with a jolt of melody-drenched classic R&B, sounding just as gloriously out of time as he did on ‘Dual Mono’ eight years ago. What’s changed, in true Coupland fashion, is that this masterclass in amped-up rock and garage inspired by the best ‘The’ bands of the ’60s will be met with a crowd infinitely bigger than last time thanks to Lawrence and Keeler. A mind-tweaking knees-up in the second-chance saloon for Fox. NME Jeff the Brotherhood || Listen||Watch JEFF The Brotherhood is comprised of, well, brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall, two young Nashvillians who marry early-’70s hard rock and ’80s pop punk into one resplendent, noisy union on “Diamond Way,” the first single from We Are The Champions, which should be released in early 2011. They’re not yet 25, but the Orralls have released several albums as JEFF The Brotherhood, were huge players in the Thurston Moore-approved Be Your Own Pet before the band’s demise and own the Infinity Cat label, which recently beat out Jack White’s Third Man Records for best local label in Nashville. As noted in the Nashville Scene, JEFF The Brotherhood and Infinity Cat have basically single-handedly pushed Nashville’s long-running punk scene to the national stage, helping to counter the tired notion that the city is merely home to country and Christian artists. Indeed, if the band’s online praise or tour companions are any indication (Ted Leo, Lightning Bolt and the Screaming Females have all taken JEFF The Brotherhood on the road), the brothers Orrall have long stepped outside of Music City’s shadow, and they seem set on bringing their friends with them.Magnet Magazine […]

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