The Brook & The Bluff
The Brook & The Bluff formed in Asheville, North Carolina around 2010, with brothers Will and Michael Brook at the center. They started with an acoustic sound...
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The Brook & The Bluff formed in Asheville, North Carolina around 2010, with brothers Will and Michael Brook at the center. They started with an acoustic sound and released their debut EP 'January' in 2011. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2014, featuring the song 'Misnomer' which became a notable track for them.
Over time, the band's lineup included Taylor Laverty on bass and Andrew Altman on drums. They put out albums like 'Mountain Child' in 2016 and 'Work Hard, Live Free, Die Young' in 2019. Songs such as 'Halfway Up' and 'Shelby' show their focus on harmonies and reflective writing.
They've worked with other artists including Josh Ritter and Mandolin Orange. While some listeners connect with their emotional delivery, others have found their style sentimental at times. The band has kept touring and recording, maintaining a presence in indie folk circles without much fanfare about their influence or legacy.
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