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O’BROTHER streaming new song; new album announced!

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Atlanta, GA’s O’BROTHER – Tanner Merritt (vox, guitar), Michael Martens (drums), Anton Dang (bass), Johnny Dang (guitar), and Jordan McGhin (guitar) – is set to release a new full-length LP Endless Light on March 25th via Triple Crown Records/Favorite Gentlemen. Endless Light was recorded in the band’s hometown with fellow Atlantans Andy Hull, Robert McDowell, (Manchester Orchestra, Bad Books) and Brad Fisher producing.

The new record continues in the band’s tradition of big, brash sounds.  Just listen to “Bloodlines,” released late last year to fans and featuring the strong guitar riffs of Dang and McGhin coupled with the acrobatic vocal work of Merritt. Hull and Fisher, who also produced the band’s EP The Death of Dayand debut album Garden Window, once again allows O’Brother to shine in both the delicate moments and the thickest walls of sound.  Today, Noisey premieres “Deconstruct,” a song which Merritt declares “is more concise, traditionally structured, and quirky than the typical O’Brother song. So if I had to describe it, it would be apocalyptic, space-pop.”

O’Brother hit the road last week with Caspian and will be joined by Defeater for a run of February dates, their first of 2016 after a relatively quiet 2015. O’Brother will ramp up their touring schedule in anticipation and support of Endless Light heading into March, joining up with labelmates Foxing for a month of shows across the U.S. and will follow the record’s release with a handful of headlining dates throughout the Northeast.

Endless Light is the follow up to O’Brother’s critically acclaimed Disillusion, which was released in the summer of 2013. Disillusion brought the band to bigger stages, including their Lollapalooza debut and tours with Big Business, TheSword, Hot Water Music, Torche, Manchester Orchestra, and more.

Tou Dates:

February 9th @ Cattivo in Pittsburgh, PA^
February 10th @ Montage Music Hall in Rochester, NY&
February 11th @ Higher Ground in Burlington, VT&
February 12th @ Port City Music Hall in Portland, ME&
February 13th @ The Met in Pawtucket, RI&
March 15th @ The Space in Hamden, CT#
March 16th @ Rock & Roll Hotel in Washington, DC#
March 18th @ Work | Release in Norfolk, VA#
March 19th @ Local 506 in Carrboro, NC#
March 21st @ The Social in Orlando, FL#
March 22nd @ Crowbar  in Tampa, FL#
March 24th @ Walter’s in Houston, TX#
March 25th @ Sidewinder in Austin, TX#
March 26th @ Gas Monkey in Dallas, TX#
March 28th @ Rebel Lounge in Phoenix, AZ#
March 29th @ The Irenic in San Diego, CA#
March 30th @ The Roxy in Los Angeles, CA#
March 31st @ Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, CA#
April 2nd @ The Hawthorne in Portland, OR#
April 3rd @ Chop Suey in Seattle, WA#
April 6th @ Larimer Lounge in Denver, CO#
April 8th @ The Luminary in St. Louis, MO#

^w/Caspian
& w/Caspian & Defeater
# w/Foxing

Karol Kamiński

DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels.
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