Photo By Sharra A
Jerad E. Reynolds(Guitar, Vocals)/BWise(Guitar)/John Tally
(Drums)
Previously featured on Popakazooza Volume 2 and Rock Mix Volume 4, The Owsley Brothers recently released a full length album of smash the beer cans on the garage floor blues called 'Colbalt' which fittingly is chemical element atomic number 27 and one bad-ass color blue. Eleven whiskey drinkin, lo-fing, reverb soaked gems of dark dirty nasty freakin blues. Pour three fingers, open the garage door and blast it to the neighbors. Get it for low low price of five buckeroos.
What started off as a solo project of multi-instrumentalist
J.E. Reynolds has now blossomed into the Owsley Brothers debut EP Pure Lust.
Reynolds was raised in the foothills of Southeast Kentucky, where he fell under
the spell of both Pre-war American Music & Punk Rock. After relocating to
the Florida Panhandle he honed his instrumental and vocal chops touring the
region with neo-bluegrass acts; WaCo Ramblers & the Tennessee Firearms. The
Owsley Brothers showcase his darker punk & blues underbelly: pounding
drums, soulful vocals, reverb drenched guitars and undeniably catchy hooks.
Leaked tracks from Pure Lust have attracted much attention & glowing
reviews of blog community stalwarts; Indie Rock Café, Review Stalker, Mad
Mackerel, Faronheit & Sonic Masala. The songs on this EP are charmingly
lo-fi, each track draws the listener in, transporting them to a place where the
past and present collide. The Owsley Brothers are garage-blues from the dark
side, a complex, genre-bending puzzle that is immediately listenable.
Get these free on their bandcamp page
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