Brother’s "Do It Again" is a gripping slice of indie rock from North Shields. The band emerge from the same scene that has produced the likes of Sam Fender, and this new track carries echoes of his early work - bold, direct, and refreshingly honest.
... a bold, anthemic indie rocker with grit, swagger, and a breakout spirit.
It features a dark, swaggering guitar line paired with post-punk vocals that feel reminiscent of the mid-90s alternative era. There’s a strong melodic core throughout, underpinned by a fantastic bass line that lingers long after the track ends.
If you’re drawn to the direct energy of Kasabian, with touches of cinematic synths and a final crescendo that leaves you wanting more, then "Do It Again" will likely become a new favourite. Raw, authentic, and full of grit, Brother is a new band with real intent - and they’re clearly ready to break out of their scene and into the wider UK scene.