Jay Z + the Brotherhood

  he likes them, he really likes them

"As unabashed party rockers and curators—owners of indie label Infinity Cat Recordings—brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall of the band JEFF The Brotherhood are a vital piece of a burgeoning, self-contained Nashville music scene. Life + Times recently headed to the Music City, stepping into JEFF’s world—house parties."

~LIFE + TIMES

LOVE JEFF THE BROTHERHOOD! They will play anywhere, loud, hard, fast, and groovn'. I get into a dance trance when I see them live (they are impeccable live), in the car, in my room, on the train with my headphones...when they are stuck in my head it's a good thing. 

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this was in response

compliments of a mighty troll

Spin Loves Jeff the Brotherhood

And so do we

JEFF THE BROTHERHOOD IN ROLLING STONE

JEFF THE BROTHERHOOD

Rolling Stones gather no moss, but what a beautiful polish!

Looking like the reincarnate of early Led Zeppelin, sounding like freedom, and smelling like Rock N Roll,
they kill the stage with a never fail performance.
They are fucking awesome live, I suggest you get out to a show.
If you try and let yourself get into it, you'll emerge sweaty and wild-eyed,
with a faint glimmer of childhood returning to your memory.
Their lyrics seem to be spawned from observations of a close companion who's
as rowdy as a 1980's WWF Wrestler, and as adventuresome as that day you decided-WTF let's fucking LIVE, but somewhere around the energetic age of 11.
It could be in a basement, a dorm, or an actual venue, but no matter what you'll regret not checking it out.

If you like what you hear, check out The Needy Visions, and Ty Segall
whom I've seen play all together in Jamaica Plain, Ma
at an event created by Needy Visions
front man Dan Shea (http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/BOWSHOWS).