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THE REVIEW
At 6 years old, I stuck a stick into the power outlet... it took another 14 years to feel the same sensation again. This sensation is called Blood Brothers.
Tell the truth: what would you expect from five young American upstarts barely in their twenties? Alternative youngsters chasing the new trend with heavy guitars? Or maybe the usual beach punks, fit for American plasticky parties? Personally, I would expect even worse... But fortunately, the Blood Brothers are with us, ready to shatter all our preconceptions, to rip the smallest of insane ideas out of our little brains only to slap it back in our faces in the form of Music. Our Blood Brothers have fun stretching, crumpling, tossing around decades of contemporary music and, holy cow, the result is simply astonishing.
"Do you remember us?
Do you remember us?
We wrapped your corvette in cellophane, set it aflame!
Do you remember us?
Do you remember us?
We doused your TV set in propane, turned up the gain!
This party's dying so guitar-me
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Summary by Bot
The review praises The Blood Brothers’ album for defying musical stereotypes with inventive, chaotic energy. Far from clichéd young punk bands, they create surprising and astonishing music. Their blend of alternative and post-hardcore elements shatters expectations, delivering a fresh, intense listening experience. The album is celebrated as a creative force that challenges and excites listeners.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
03 Burn, Piano Island, Burn (03:48)
04 Every Breath Is a Bomb (04:45)
05 Ambulance vs. Ambulance (02:55)
06 USA Nails (05:14)
08 Six Nightmares at the Pinball Masquerade (04:16)
10 I Know Where the Canaries and the Crows Go (03:24)
11 God Bless You, Blood Thirsty Zeppelins (04:49)
12 The Shame (05:35)
The Blood Brothers
The Blood Brothers were an American post-hardcore band formed in Seattle, noted for their high-energy, experimental approach and distinctive vocals. Key albums include March On Electric Children, ...Burn, Piano Island, Burn and Young Machetes.02 Reviews
