Blood Brothers

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	...Burn, Piano Island, Burn Colored Vinyl - Used - SN040 2003 4th (Blue Vinyl) Press. 819 Copies. more
	...Burn, Piano Island, Burn Colored Vinyl - Used - SN040 2003 4th (Blue Vinyl) Press. 819 Copies. Seattle Based Indie Punk. more
	Crimes Colored Vinyl - Used - SN057 2004 Fifth pressing on Pink/Purple, Grey & Black marbled vinyl. EX copy overall. "Crimes is Blood Brothers' V2 debut, and their fourth album overall. The quintet is still led by blaring, interwoven vocals of Johnny Whitney and Jordan Blilie. One screams and yelps in a very high register, the other is not so high, but still great at screaming. The Brothers' basic sound is jagged and post-punk-derived, full of hyper percussion and jerking, screeching guitars. But while this might sound like chaos, it's not. Like Whirlwind Heat or the Icarus Line, the Blood Brothers always provide a counterweight to their noisier, freakier sides. Depending on the song, that weight can either be furious rock energy, laptop experimentation, or pianos and accordions used in illegal ways. Crimes keeps a tight lid on the nervous energy that's always defined the group, channeling it into aggressive songs that often suggest the damaged, exciting grooves of vintage Brainiac (particularly "Teen Heat" and "Trash Flavored Trash"), as well as subtler numbers with atmosphere to spare. Though it periodically explodes into a metal-ish racket, "Love Rhymes With Hideous Car Wreck" pulsing rhythms and arching guitar lines mostly follow the contours of the dance-punk scene en vogue in the early 2000s. The title track skulks along with a plodding bassline and lyrics about robbing liquor stores and wandering through landfills; it eventually recedes into the rich tones of a Wurlitzer, and the vocalists' quiet sighs. "Celebrator" begins as an a cappella dirge, but detonates unexpectedly into raucous triple-time. Other highlights include the lurching, grinding opener, "Feed Me to the Forest," the frantic, piano-driven "Peacock Skeleton With Feathers," and "My First Kiss at the Public Execution," which finds an incredibly sharp chorus hook in between its bloodcurdling screams." All Music Guide – Johnny Loftus more
	Honey & Blood New - Vinyl - 1134 Sealed 1988 Original, Tiny Saw Notch. Custom Hype Sticker on The Shrink Wrap. more
	March On Electric Children New - Vinyl - 21 Sealed 2002 Gatefold Original. “This Energy-Core Spazz-Out Session Just Might Make You Want To Try To Attach Yourself To The Ceiling With Your Teeth. The Blood Brothers Meld Upbeat, Awkwardly Rhythmic Garage-Core With A Dual Breakdance Scream-Athon, Piano, And Riot-Inciting Caterwauling. The Concept-Album-Esque Title And Theme Of March On Electric Children Revolve Around Degraded Entertainment, Based On An Abstract And Dark Short Story That Makes Up The Lyrics And Liner Notes. Seamlessly Composed And Adrenaline-Inspired, The Whole Collaboration Results In Something More Catchy Than It Should Be, Something You'll Find Yourself Singing Over And Over Again As You Plan To Throw Yourself Out A Window. Few Albums That Attempt Such A Style Are So Well Thought Out, Structured, And Put To Tape; The Blood Brothers Pull It Off With No Doubts About Their Determination And Ability. Prepare Yourself To Morph Into A Robot And Chew Up The Floor.” – Blake Butler, All Music Guide more