-Brother Justice is the new definition of modern Rock and Roll.
Emerging from the depths of what once was formerly (and arguably still is) the "New Music Capitol of the World", Brother Justice is setting the standards for what is considered rock music with an edge. The band formed when two of its members, Chad and MJ, both decided to move forward from their previous project, Daybreak.
After already playing together for over half of a year, and performing nearly 30 shows, they both decided to look for members who could focus on the same simple objective they had, writing awesome music and getting it to as many people as possible.
After auditioning several drummers, they knew they had found a unique talent in Jay and offered him the permanent position. A metal drummer, Jay had just come out of a 2 year hiatus after leaving his former band, Relic, of which he was a co-founder and had played in for 10 years. He was interested in broadening his musical background and moving in a different direction than his last band. The three then began focusing on a new goal, a front man with a voice and stage presence like no other.
They tried out between 10-15 different singers. Though many were good, and some very good, almost every one of them had different objectives or were looking to go in a different direction than the three wanted. After auditioning as many people as they had, the three were beginning to become disappointed, not to mention exhausted. The band was about to "settle" on someone before a new demo arrived at MJ's house. He reviewed it, and was impressed enough to show the guys and set up a rehearsal.
Chadlee entered the picture as someone experienced in the local music scene, looking for musicians with whom he shared a common ground. After a 5 year stint with his former band Porch Dog, he was ready to approach music at a slightly different angle. He performed the demo songs he had been sent by MJ with ease, showing that he was willing to do his homework, a rare virtue among today's musicians. The band was instantly impressed, but decided to play it safe and call him back a second time to solidify their decision. By the second practice Chadlee had learned a few more of the tunes the band had been working on in the weeks prior, as well as showcasing some of the material he had written on his own. By the end of that practice there was no question who the new front man of Brother Justice would be.
Almost at breakneck pace, the finally completed band began writing and rehearsing in order to form a set list they were all confident would leave people in awe. Within 2 months they were ready to get back to what they all loved doing, performing. The bands first shows were lo-key, and little advertising or promoting was done. After a very strong and encouraging initial reaction from audiences, they began recording, with Flooded, the bands debut release, being the result.
NOTES ABOUT THIS CD:
This is a multi-media CD. It will play in both audio CD players and CD-ROM systems. The CD-ROM portion features an interactive experience with several live and candid shots of the band, song lyrics, additional information, MP3's, and the video for "Sounds of Fury", as well as behind the scenes footage.
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.brotherjustice.com
Track List:
1. Intro
2. We the Takers
3. Sounds of Fury
4. Walking in Circles
5. This Mountain
6. Tension
7. Set Me Free
8. Deeper
9. After Armageddon
10. Pieces
11. Before the Fall
12. Whats the Song Say
13. I Want to Be
Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
Emerging from the depths of what once was formerly (and arguably still is) the "New Music Capitol of the World", Brother Justice is setting the standards for what is considered rock music with an edge. The band formed when two of its members, Chad and MJ, both decided to move forward from their previous project, Daybreak.
After already playing together for over half of a year, and performing nearly 30 shows, they both decided to look for members who could focus on the same simple objective they had, writing awesome music and getting it to as many people as possible.
After auditioning several drummers, they knew they had found a unique talent in Jay and offered him the permanent position. A metal drummer, Jay had just come out of a 2 year hiatus after leaving his former band, Relic, of which he was a co-founder and had played in for 10 years. He was interested in broadening his musical background and moving in a different direction than his last band. The three then began focusing on a new goal, a front man with a voice and stage presence like no other.
They tried out between 10-15 different singers. Though many were good, and some very good, almost every one of them had different objectives or were looking to go in a different direction than the three wanted. After auditioning as many people as they had, the three were beginning to become disappointed, not to mention exhausted. The band was about to "settle" on someone before a new demo arrived at MJ's house. He reviewed it, and was impressed enough to show the guys and set up a rehearsal.
Chadlee entered the picture as someone experienced in the local music scene, looking for musicians with whom he shared a common ground. After a 5 year stint with his former band Porch Dog, he was ready to approach music at a slightly different angle. He performed the demo songs he had been sent by MJ with ease, showing that he was willing to do his homework, a rare virtue among today's musicians. The band was instantly impressed, but decided to play it safe and call him back a second time to solidify their decision. By the second practice Chadlee had learned a few more of the tunes the band had been working on in the weeks prior, as well as showcasing some of the material he had written on his own. By the end of that practice there was no question who the new front man of Brother Justice would be.
Almost at breakneck pace, the finally completed band began writing and rehearsing in order to form a set list they were all confident would leave people in awe. Within 2 months they were ready to get back to what they all loved doing, performing. The bands first shows were lo-key, and little advertising or promoting was done. After a very strong and encouraging initial reaction from audiences, they began recording, with Flooded, the bands debut release, being the result.
NOTES ABOUT THIS CD:
This is a multi-media CD. It will play in both audio CD players and CD-ROM systems. The CD-ROM portion features an interactive experience with several live and candid shots of the band, song lyrics, additional information, MP3's, and the video for "Sounds of Fury", as well as behind the scenes footage.
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.brotherjustice.com
Track List:
1. Intro
2. We the Takers
3. Sounds of Fury
4. Walking in Circles
5. This Mountain
6. Tension
7. Set Me Free
8. Deeper
9. After Armageddon
10. Pieces
11. Before the Fall
12. Whats the Song Say
13. I Want to Be
Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
- ROCK: Hard Rock
- POP: 90's Pop
- FEATURING BASS