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JEFF the brotherhood + guests - Thursday July 15 @ Sneaky Dee's at Sneaky Dee's

Toronto Event Date: Thu, July 15, 2010 – Fri, July 16, 2010

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college street, downtown, kensington
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live performance, live music
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bar, pub, restaurant
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rock, psychedelic garage rock
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JEFF the brotherhood + guests - Thursday July 15 @ Sneaky Dee's

JEFF the brotherhood
http://www.myspace.com/jakeandjamin

Heavy Cream
http://www.myspace.com/heavycream

Mutters
http://www.myspace.com/muttersmusic

Sandman Viper Command
http://www.myspace.com/sandmanvipercommand

Thursday July 15 @ sneaky dee’s
doors 9 pm / advance tickets $10 @ rotate this, soundscapes, ticketweb.ca.

JEFF The Brotherhood:
?These brothers are unassumingly talented, and their music, as well as their passion to create it, is infectious.? ? Exclaim!

“Seriously, Jake and Jamin put on one of the rockin-est, most fun shows I’ve seen this year.” – Brooklyn Vegan

“They jam econo. They sound like they were teleported from a time when Rivers Cuomo still wrote songs we adored and our biggest concern in life was whether or not we’d get invited to a party before we were in college.” -RCRD LBL

?Depending on the song, Nashville?s Jeff the Brotherhood can recall either a metallic stoner-rock outfit or a melodic power-pop band. The group sounds confident and convincing in either guise.? -Time Out New York

“JEFF The Brotherhood are a duo comprised of singer/guitarist Jake Orrall and drummer Jamin Orrall (fake?), blew my mind with speedy riffs, frenetic drumming, and loose solos. JEFF take big ?70s rock and squeeze it into the basement, creating a kind of D.I.Y. stadium sound, one that fuses the divergent genres of punk- and blues-based rock ?n? roll.” -Limewire

?Right now it doesn?t get any better than rock team JEFF The Brotherhood. They?re very awesome and weird, and I think everybody here in a band should see them. Their sheer lack of professionalism combined with their seemingly unintentional disregard for by-the-book ?rock rules,? combined with their right-on teenage humor makes them by far the most interesting live group in Nashville.? – Nashville Scene

“Nashville’s awesome JEFF the Brotherhood, meanwhile, have managed to finish their album, Heavy Days, despite near constant touring. It pretty much rocks the whole way through, and is indeed heavy (three tracks on the album have that word in the title), sometimes veering into metal territory, then back into driving hard rock, with a little surf and psych in there as well. " -Brooklyn Vegan

“Writing your own rules is something that comes naturally to Nashville’s Jamin Orrall. Orrall was the first drummer for miscreant teens Be Your Own Pet before leaving that band to focus on this, his sibling project with brother Jake, dubbed Jeff The Brotherhood. Mixing lo-fi, true-to-the-bone rock ‘n’ roll with minimal production and maximum energy, the band are crushing stages left and right.” – Culture Of Me

?JEFF The Brotherhood’s fast-paced blend of psychedelic garage rock has been waking up neighbors from surrounding basements for a few years now, and as a result a steady fan base has emerged. The Orrall brothers (Jake and Jamin) certainly seem to know what they’re doing. JEFF’s songs are similar to a shot of whiskey. They’re short, they’re sweet, and they hit hard.? – The Deli Magazine

“The entire set found me unsuccessfully groping for a reference point – though JtB doesn’t sound particularly “out there,” they aren’t easily pigeon-holed either. There are guitar-heavy moments that take a page straight from the classic rock and metal book, while just as often, the band sounds like a tidied up lo-fi pop outfit. Whatever it was, the songwriting was superb and the performance thrilling. JtB sound most like some lost classic from greatest moments of the 1980’s American indie scene, but like a sonic chameleon, the band wouldn’t sound out of place much of anywhere. It would just sound damn good." -Radio Flyer



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