#1
Years ago, in the magical world of Southern California, five young rockers formed a band called The Brothers Steve. They wrote some songs, played some parties, and promptly broke up, leaving their wonderful original songs unheard by all but a handful of lucky party-goers. Luckily for us, the legend of The Brothers Steve was not over. The band reformed, triumphantly returning to the stage at the International Pop Overthrow Festival. They’ve recorded their classic songs on a fantastic new album (#1), containing 9 hot rockin’ tracks and one acoustic jam, any of which would sound right at home blasting from the radio of a ’66 Cadillac Coup DeVille. The album is a heady mix of British Invasion, indie rock, bubblegum, and power pop, which singer Jeff Whalen described thusly: “The Brothers Steve to me is like a ‘60s meets ‘90s kind of record. I don’t think the ‘60s thing here was super-intentional. It’s more like when Os and I get together to sing and write, we very often end up in this early-Bee Gees/Association/Nilsson territory.” The band is Jeff Whalen (vocals, guitar), Os Tyler (vocals), Dylan Champion (vocals, guitar), Jeff Solomon (bass) and Coulter (drums). Now that these long dormant songs have been revived, how do The Brother Steve hope to be remembered? Os: Fondly. Jeff: With people’s brains. Produced by Luke Tierney “Let’s get the superlatives out of the way right off the bat: holy lord, is this ever a fab record. Grade: A” - Goldmine “…the best thing that I've heard this year… #1 is the shot in the arm that Guitar Pop needed so badly.” – I Don’t Hear A Single “The Brothers Steve debut album #1 is a concentrated dose of poprock goodness. This baby is all killer, no filler, beginning to end.” - Poprock Record “The Brothers Steve have channelled the spirits of The Banana Splits and The Monkees for this airy fun slice of California pie album.” - Full Blast Music
The Brothers Steve  (Artist),     Jeff Whalen  (Contributor)    Format: Audio CD
{"Manufacturer": "Supermegabot Music Concern", "Date First Available": "October 18, 2019", "Label": "Supermegabot Music Concern"}