Brett Moses, Marshall Galactic, Travis Newman, & Matt Hudson!
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Earth Journalists Sing Our Praise
for Space Punk Starlet:
"the songs are doggedly interesting time and again . . . The Frontier Brothers achieve something I've never quite heard before: a punky sort of rock that isn't afraid to dress up with some Bacharachian fussiness." - Oct. 10, 2008 Houston Chronicle
"though the frontier brothers retro-robotic-interstellar-galatic gimmick and those suits have gained them a lot of attention, their quirky musical style justifies it"- Nov 25th, 2008 - Texas Music Matters
Favorite Albums of 2008 - Honorable Mention - Dec. 2008 - Andy Whitman - Paste Magazine
"Thrilling cinematic intensity. As debuts go, this Starlet is a keeper." - Dec 24th, 2008 - Fort Worth Star Telegram "organic sounds like the acoustic guitar of "Plastic Bag" and Neil Young-inspired harmonica of "The Future Is" clash with fuzzy guitar and distorted synthesizers to create joyful messes. . . . well-crafted. . .The love child of Randy Newman and Stephen Malkmus" - Oct. 16, 2008 - Dallas Observer
"Combining honest to goodness fun with Bowie like musicality, the record goes from sounding big and happy to raw to downright luscious and beautiful." . . . "Quite a few people are becoming hip to this Austin trio, and my humble guess is many more will be after this release." - Sept. 22, 2008 - Austin Daze 70
for Solar Power Struggle: "Party punk has a new face with The Frontier Brothers. Their five song e.p. should be sought out and listened to repeatedly." - PopSyndicate.Com
"It makes our toes tap. Verdict: Friends indeed." - MTV Subterranean Blog
"It's as good an indie pop virus as you could find, catchy/hooky like flypaper, and then never want to let go." - BD Fischer - AustinSound.Net
"Dividing their time between Fort Worth and Austin (and not sounding like anything you'd expect from either scene), Brett Moses, Marshall Galactic, and Travis Newman have a love for the pure pleasures of music-making that's evident all over their soon-to-be-released sophomore record, the e.p. Solar Power Struggle!" - Fort Worth Weekly
for Electronic Progress:
"Despite its astronaut image, this band's all about earthly love." - Houston Press ***
"Their "debut EP, Electronic Progress, suggests loopy Fountains of Wayne style lyrics married to the sonic madness of Ween." - The Fort Worth Star Telegram even more: "The Frontier Brothers cover the territory between The Beach Boys and The Kinks, with just a touch of mad Syd Barrett"- Vivien Goldman - BBC America
"The perfect soundtrack for your next rock'n'roll space party"- Whitney Matheson - USA Today Pop Candy
Hey whatz up fellas. Thanx for the friend request. You guys got a unique sound there. It's like a freaked out version of Spoon & that's a good thing. Much success to you all. Take care.
Fellow TX band! Thanks again, check out our new single "The Fall", and please tell us what you think, it put us at #8 / top 100 Myspace Music Charts - Metal (texas) ROCK ON ~!
hey, if you haven't taken the time yet, please give our new tracks a listen! we've had a bunch of good reviews. if you like what you hear, please tell your friends to visit our page! and if you want a copy of the CD, message the band and we'll send you the files and you can make as many copies as you want!
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