BO O'Brother
BO O'Brother formed in Brooklyn around brothers David and Daniel Zammit, with Danny Chaimson and Max Mason. They played local venues for a while before their...
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BO O'Brother formed in Brooklyn around brothers David and Daniel Zammit, with Danny Chaimson and Max Mason. They played local venues for a while before their 2007 album 'Ascension' got some attention. The title track 'Ascension' and songs like 'Division Of Man' and 'Providence' had a certain atmospheric quality that drew listeners in.
Their live shows were known for being intense, with a physical connection between band members that some found compelling and others thought was overdone. That stage presence became part of their reputation, for better or worse. They kept making music through it all, including tracks like 'Lay Down' and 'Oh, Charitable Thief' that followed a similar thoughtful, expansive sound.
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