The Felice Brothers - The Felice Brothers

The Felice Brothers is the fifth studio album by American Americana roots band The Felice Brothers, originally released in March 2008 via Team Love Records in the US and Loose Records in the UK.

Their distinct brand of songwriting and the lawless sound they've forged has earned them comparisons to Woodie Guthrie, a young Springsteen, and the Scorcese film, "Gangs of New York".

The Felice Brothers' self-titled major label debut is a collection of songs originally recorded to sell to make ends meet on the streets of New York. The band made these "field recordings" wherever they could: an abandoned cafeteria, a broken down school bus, a chicken coop, a derailed train, and under a bridge.

In these tales of murder, pathos, lust, and love, you'll find an honest new brand of American storytelling and song.

"Scruffy and scratched Americana that recalls Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, and early Springsteen" - Time Out London.

"The Felice Brothers' Catskills folk is rough around the edges and intoxicating. Ryan Adams, eat your heart out" - Metro land / Best of 2007.

"Backwoods Americana is all the rage, but this band of brothers is a cut above the rest" - the Sun UK (4 stars).

This double album 2LP record set is a 2018 reissue on black vinyl with a bonus 7” vinyl single, pressed in the US via New York Pro.