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Album Review: JEFF The Brotherhood - Wasted On The Dream

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"JEFF The Brotherhood have pumped up the bombast, party vibe and flagrant abandon"

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Nashville’s Orrall brothers continue their regressive slide back through their record collection, with Wasted On The Dream reaching the “heavy metal” bong-rock of the ‘70s, and they haven’t sounded more Sabbath (Melting Place), guitar-solo orgasmic (What’s A Creep) or leather-clad cool (In My Dreams, which features Best Coast’s Bethany Cosentino).

There’s even flute on Black Cherry Pie – delivered by none other than Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson! With this fleshing out of the oeuvre JEFF The Brotherhood have pumped up the bombast, party vibe and flagrant abandon.