Crooked Brothers at Ellison’s Market
If you didn’t gather from my last gushing post, I love Winnipeg’s The Crooked Brothers. The photos below are from Ellison’s Market’s Saturday afternoon acoustic sessions.
If you didn’t gather from my last gushing post, I love Winnipeg’s The Crooked Brothers. The photos below are from Ellison’s Market’s Saturday afternoon acoustic sessions.
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The Crooked Brothers play fucking good music. And yes, it’s really good enough that it warrants the expletive. They play the kind of music that brings to mind my favorite photo of my Grandfather, which I think says a lot (click here to see said photo).
If you have to genre-fie them you might say they play timeless country, back-porch blues, and stomping scrapyard funk … but that’s really only the beginning. Clanging railway irons, three-part harmonies, seamless instrument swapping, Matt Foster’s rough & reverberating honey growl … these boys are just as at home making a boot-stompin’ bar-room dance party as they are singing dark odes to death, lost love, & loneliness.
The photos below are from their recent show at The Royal in Nelson, BC. To see photos of the trio playing during Ellison’s Market’s acoustic sessions click here.
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