They have been carrying their heavy damage all over the country since 2006 having previously shared bills with Sonic Youth, Jay Reatard, Battles and more. Their "we'll play anywhere" attitude and frenetic live shows have earned a near legendary status in the clubs and basements of Nashville and beyond. With three guitar strings and a road-worn drum kit, they manage to distill rock to its primal essence.

2009 saw JEFF The Brotherhood co-bill tours with the likes of Ted Leo & The Pharmacists, Ty Segall, and legendary Japanese rockers Shonen Knife. All in support of their 5th full-length, 'Heavy Days', on the group's own imprint Infinity Cat Records. January of this year saw the CD-version of 'Heavy Days' be released, as their vinyl-only LP has out-sold even the likes of Metallica and topped many U.S. vinyl sales charts since October.

Fall 2010 will see the release of a brand new JEFF The Brotherhood full-length album. Summer 2010 will see 3-4 new 7"s out in the market.

Here's what the press has been saying about JEFF:

"Think this is 'heavy'? Try 'obliterating.'" - Self-Titled Magazine

"Noisy, psychedelic, grungy, even ever-so-slightly post-punk, JEFF feels like a stroll through the best record collection ever" - Punknews.org

"Just try to get through one of their sets without stomping your foot and pumping your fist." - Nylon Magazine

"Jeff the Brotherhood brings a garage-rock attack to ’70s stoner metal, sounding something like Queens of the Stone Age if they recorded a tribute album to the Standells or some other Nuggets rock band." - Entertainment Weekly

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