Artist description Fast-to-medium-slow moshcore with catchy riffs and a clean heavy sound.

Music Style Hardcore

Musical Influences Hatebreed, Sheer Terror, Gorilla Biscuits, Sick of it All, Side by Side, Minor Threat, etc.

Similar Artists A hardcore Black Sabbath, maybe?

Artist History See our website for the complete Brethren bio!

Group Members Javier Otero - vocals, Julian DelBueno - bass guitar, Luis Rodriguez - guitar, Jose "Flaco" Gonzalez - guitar, Javier Dueñas - drum set

Instruments Two guitars, a bass, vocals, and a drum set.

Albums To Live Again (1998)

Press Reviews "Known for their heavy, slow beat-down sound that Miami has embraced, with just an ep tape and a two-song seven-inch on Roundhouse Records, Brethren have done things to our scene that haven't been done in a long time. They helped kids to start caring again, starting bands and writing 'zines. They basically took out the lame that surrounded the scene for a period of time. Now with their first ever full-length [To Live Again, on OHEV Records] they will bring back the integrity of this thing we call hardcore. It's a new approach with more up-tempo material. While still maintaining that crunch that makes you want to split some shit in the pit. Miami's on the ball, people... It's time to shine..." - Open Zine #7, December 1998

Additional Info Trapped In Reality (1996, cassette), No Regrets (1996, 7-inch)

Location Miami, FL - USA

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