Brothers In Sound - Family Is For Sharing
by Maarten Schiethart
published: 17 / 12 / 2001

Label:
Regal
Format: CD
intro
Even though I was already very familiar with the three EPs out of which this album is made up , the sequencing here still makes these dozen old songs plus two remixes sound very fresh. 'Journey Son
Even though I was already very familiar with the three EPs out of which this album is made up , the sequencing here still makes these dozen old songs plus two remixes sound very fresh. 'Journey Song' is featured as a theme on this CD, athough the general idea of the "Family Is For Sharing" album is one of gracefully hopping along. The Brothers In Sound do levitate and lift spirits, but there is always a down to earth feel about them. They are a band that could play Glastonbury and then the Stonehenge vegaburger BBQ on the same night. Brothers In Sound are not a band of many faces,but it is peculiar how a CD selection can readjust initial impressions. "Hey You" is one of the EP tracks that sounds better placed here. Now it is a song which Robert Wyatt from The Soft Machine might like, and moulds 'Journey Song' into the opening of its second part with thick beats. The second exclusive is Wauvenfold's -'course y'know who he is- remix of 'Sleep Again'. It is radical, has what seems like a false start with battery failure, then takes off like a digital locomotive. No doubt this will someday appear on vinyl as well. 'Lauryn Hill' indicates The Brothers' progression and is as magnificent here as it is on the recent EP.
Track Listing:-
1 Journey Song2 Shady Mia
3 Sleep Again
4 Brothers Go Down
5 Leave (Glide Out)
6 Levitation
7 Hey You!
8 Journey Song (Sirconical remix)
9 Breathing
10 Mannequin
11 Sleep Again (Wauvenfold remix)
12 Scene From The Boozer
13 Lauryn Hill
14 Easy Life
reviews |
The High And Low Show (2001) |
With four new tracks , Brothers In Sound fill your ears with majestic sounds on their third EP . The high tracks are on the A-side. ‘Brothers Go Down’ has evil spurts of flute music, inevitably br |
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