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Philadelphia's Brothers Past is emerging as one of the most talked
about independent acts in the nation. The band conjures a new energetic
sound, merging rock anthems with electronic exploration. Their new CD,
This Feeling's Called Goodbye, released at a sold-out Bowery Ballroom
in New York City, is drawing accolades from the press and within the
industry. Glide Magazine wrote, "Brothers Past focuses on the art of
songwriting in a unique way that sets them apart from the pack. When
you combine strong, well-written catchy songs… with electronica
laden powerhouses… you get a detailed glimpse into the future of
music." State of Mind Music hailed This Feeling's Called Goodbye, as
2005’s top album. This Feeling's Called Goodbye further
demonstrates Brothers Past's powerful crossover appeal. Four songs have
begun to receive airplay. Too Late to Call is gaining enthusiasm among
indie-rockers while State Police, Everything Must Go and Leave the
Light On are attracting interest from other types of rock stations. The
band partnered with producer Jon Altschiller (Dave Matthews Band, John
Mayer, Phish, Lenny Kravitz) and the results were evolutionary:
original rock splashed with elements of electronica and modern dance
music. Experimenting with mood, effects and shifting tempos, the songs
move, yet the album remains concise and cohesive. Multiple songwriters
showcase the band's vision for songcraft, creative arrangements and
inspired emotional lyrics. Brothers Past has gained a reputation as a
thunderous live act with an ever-growing repertoire of songs and
sounds. Recently, the New York Press called Brothers Past, "the
square-jawed, bastard child of Pink Floyd with a gigantic stage show."
Playing over 650 performances since 2000, the band brings their
futuristic brand of improvisation to create concerts that seamlessly
weave dance segments between their large and varied catalog of active
songs. Consistent sell-outs of premiere venues in New York and other
northeast cities, along with many near capacity shows throughout the
country, attest to the band's rising popularity and momentum.