We have been meaning to post this up for a little while and not sure why we haven't managed it before now. The Adultery Brothers first featured on MM back in May last year with a (now disappeared) free Bandcamp demo release called Let Me Think . They have now released an 'official' self-titled debut album which benefits hugely from being professionally produced. Thankfully, they have not sacrificed their penchant for hook laden, catchy guitar driven indie rock and this remains very much to the fore throughout the album. Watch [...]
The Adultery Brothers. If a band should be listened because of their name, these guys from Bloomington, Indiana (U.S.A.) choosed an excellent name for a rock n' roll band. That's right: rock n' roll, the finest rock selection you could ever listen at Insomnia Radio (or somewhere else). With influences of America's greatest roots rock sound, their self-tittled debut album will have you hoocked in no time. You can buy it at your favourite on-line store, or on the band's own store Download Between the Kicks [...]
Found this track in my email this morning, and it's fun, also a bit appropriate because last night was a long one. Cookouts, lifting a gigantic swingset contraption at 7:30 in the morning, and way too many vanilla porters, and I'm waking up wondering if something was put in my drink last night. I'm literally sore in places I didn't know existed. This track is a blast, with a killer guitar riff singing right through from beginning to end. Straightforward, bouncy rhythms make this incredibly easy for me to digest this morning. It's also got a [...]
Here are the juiciest cuts from our May postings rounded up and presented as one marvellous mix plus a couple of cracking new tracks as well. Be sure to check out all our previous 'Best Of the Month' mixes in the sidebar too. Download Country Mice – Morning Son mp3 (from Twister) Country rock and blistering sonic experiments combining to deliver a brilliant apocalyptic ballad. Download Howling Owls – Hay Fever mp3 (from When Tipsy Turns Somber EP) Deliciously ominous folk music that creeps from the edges of [...]
The excellently named Adultery Brothers got in touch with a couple of songs they all too briefly described as " catchy guitar-driven pop songwriting ". Well they were right, Something In My Drink particularly calling to mind the effervescent top-tapping drive of the Generationals . If you like what they have to offer below you can pick up the whole album Let Me Think completely free from their Bandcamp page here . Download The Adultery Brothers - Something In My Drink mp3 (from Let [...]
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