A musical ‘band of brothers’ from a small town in Ontario Canada drawn to together to play a rocking brand of alt-country rock that will reward any fan of the genre, this is a fine début album that kicks of sweetly with a classic genre piece 66 Miles that sets the quality bar high but unlike some albums it doesn’t fade away and disappoint but rewards the listener with some fine song writing and smart melodic foot tapping tunes.
The band was formed when frontman Kyle Spinks (guitar / vocals) got together with his cousin James Walters (guitar) and best friend Pat Crosby (bass / vocals) before completing the quartet with Walter’s friend Mets on drums – in the summer of 2010 the brothers were approached by singer-songwriter and producer Brock Zeman who got them in the studio and with support from friends and family Adelaide was created released on Mud Records, lots of promise for the future and a band I’m sure we’ll be hearing more about.
Brothers Through The Hill – All Girls Go To Art School
