The Felice Brothers
Yonder Is The Clock

It’s easy to see why Conor Oberst fell for The Felice Brothers, picking them up for release on his fledgling Team Love imprint in much the same way Tw...

I woke up a little confused today, but I got up early all the same,showered and tried to settle down and do some writing. The new A Hawkand a Hacksaw ...

Having taken the title of their new album from a line in The Mysterious Stranger, a nihilistic novella written by the American author of Tom Sawyer an...

The Catskill’s Felice Brothers have seriously blown up in the past few years, as their roots-y, Americana, old-timey rock has tapped into a vein acros...

There's something nostalgic about that genre of uniquely American music called "roots." After all, roots music is about cobbling together other forms ...

Roots rock. It’s a genre in which creation is so helplessly intertwined with imitation by definition. And so a band like the Felice Brothers, as stepp...

The fifth album in three years from the Felice Brothers offers more of the same deliriously coruscated Catskill Mountains-rooted, folk-edged alt count...

The Felice Brothers have aptly taken the title of their new LP from a line in The Mysterious Stranger, a post-humously published novella by great Amer...

It says a lot about these desperate times that a band that quotes Mark Twain and makes records in converted chicken coops feels very much of the momen...

2008’s The Felice Brothers was a personal favourite. Its strength came from the way it caught the imagination with its rustic, cracked charm. It conta...