The Dead Brothers Switzerland
Legend has it that The Brothers recently gathered in a remote Swiss mountain village and fueled by wicked wine and strong
spirits, cut a disk that merges the worlds of Richard Wagner, Dashiell Hammet and Georges Brassens.
It will not take long for the analysts to enter the scene and ask:
Is it Jazz?
Is it Blues?
Is it Avantgarde folk?
Or is it simply Rock ‘n’ Roll?
The answer is: YES!
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