O’BROTHER: Hear their New Track “Bloodlines”

by | Nov 3, 2015

We’ve been waiting a long time for this. The first taste from the forthcoming O’Brother album is here, and boy are you in for a treat.

The band have been working most of the year on a follow up to 2013’s Disillusion, and according to the guys, the new record is going to be more minimalistic and stripped down, but still super heavy.

Tonight the band will be kicking off a run of dates with Minus The Bear on their 10-year anniversary tour of Menos el Oso. And we wonder if they’ll be playing their new tune?

Here’s a stream of their new jam “Bloodlines.” If you put your email in the box below you’ll get a free download of the track. Their new album is due out early next year.

O’Brother tour dates w/ Minus the Bear:

Nov 03 Wilmington, NC @ Ziggy’s
Nov 04 Carrboro, NC @ Cat’s Cradle
Nov 05 Athens, GA @ Georgia Theater
Nov 06 Orlando, FL @ The Social
Nov 07 Orlando, FL @ The Social
Nov 09 Washington, DC @ Howard Theatre

Nov 25 Atlanta, GA @ The Stuffing

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