Who we are:
We have taken a vow of union with all that is to serve unity, brothers who have come to share love and passion of living and music and sound. We are small integrated parts of the whole of that which created us and we are of the universal mind and consciousness. We are among you now. We have been separate for far too long.
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What our mission is:
We come together for one purpose, to serve our creator through our music. We are story tellers of truth. We hope that you find your truth through music, books, unity, culture, and diversity. We hope that you will question everything and find your own truth in your own way.
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Why:
We have found our truths through sufferings of our own making. We have found that pain and suffering for us was self imposed. We have found that we need no longer suffer from our perceptions of what we think. We have found infinite bliss and peace in practicing not knowing what is.
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How:
Everything that we do is to be given back to that which created us.
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Where:
We are here with you now and you are never alone or separate.
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When:
Now.
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LIVE SHOW REVIEWS
REVERB 2008: Brothers of the Sonic Cloth
@ The Sunset
Seattle band Brothers of the Sonic Cloth -- the latest project from Tad Doyle of Tad -- sounds priestly, and the astral musical communion it offers is both deeply spiritual sounding and perhaps death rattle bone shaking at the same time. Obviously adored by adorable-herself KEXP Audioasis DJ Hannah Levin, the band played tribute to Doyle's power and beloved place in the history of Seattle music, but also reminded the future that the past is chewing on its ass (and vice versa).
6 PM may have seemed a little early for a space rock buzz this strong, but the lean set was filled with so much delirious expectation and delicious tension from the club's packed pile of fans that the pay-off, played out by Tad on his guitar and from-the-hollow-earth vocals, the drumming of Eric Akre, and the mesmerizing bass playing of Tad's gal Peggy, could have happened in any arbitrary frame of time.
As Brothers of the Sonic Cloth drew whoops of tribute from deep in the lungs of younger fans who have discovered that Tad was one of the very best things on Sub Pop, and not as many older grunge-hounds as you might have guessed, it's clear that Levin's choice for the first Audioasis broadcast was canny and astute. This could easily silence any KCMU fans who think that KEXP still doesn't have the raw guys to obliterate the airwaves with pure rock and roll apocalypse.
-Chris Estey, October 12, 2008
Brothers of the Sonic Cloth's Friend Space (Top 28)
Hey Brothers, Sorry I could not make it last night, but you must have put on one hell of a show as my house nearly got blown off it's foundation from a 130 miles away (FU*K YA!!!) See you at El Corozon!
love love love love. thank you for the hangout time, and the new-found magical ability to be famous on the youtube internets & the way kickass breakfast. see you soon!
Thank you for coming!!! I can't believe I haven't befriended your page yet. Wtf. We need to play a show together again soon. Maybe our tour kickoff in September?
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