Elliot BROOD (from the album Town and Country

Elliot BROOD (from the album Town and Country

Elliot BROOD (from the album Town and Country available on Six-Shooter Records) (by Danny McCloskey)
Taking you to southern Ontario, Elliot BROOD head down to “Rose City” on their musical brand of sparkle and stomp to open their latest release Town and Country. For two decades Elliott BROOD have been preaching the gospel of Alt Country, curating a Canadian brew to add to the Americana mix of diversity. A flutter of banjo notes introduces “Evelyn” and her sad story while determined acoustic strums light up the “Dark End of the Road” as a familiar song on the radio does the same for a soul behind the wheel. Distorted electric guitar notes ride shotgun on a Folk Country groove peeking underneath the bridges crossing the Los Angeles River with “Postcard Pretty” as a dark rumble calls out “C’mon Let’s Go” to become a seduction for heading out of town.
Twenty years into a career, Elliot BROOD it seem easy to craft a collection of songs that each take a different melodic path while still showing the bloodline to the band driving the words and music. Keeping a fierce loyalty alive for their namesake, the enigmatic Elliot BROOD becomes a guide for every journey, the band making sure he is on board the bus throughout Town and Country as he makes “Stars Align” and closes out the album with a ”French Exit”. Elliot BROOD hit their stride sipping some “Bluebird Wine” and pen a travelogue for the fast-track cruising in “Wind and Snow”. (by Danny McCloskey)
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