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Two Brothers
   The Boxhead Ensemble

The Boxhead Ensemble makes a glorious return after nearly a two-year hiatus, with their most distinctive and compelling album yet.  Two Brothers is a modern day meditation on 19th century American musics, circa the Civil War era.  Highly detailed acoustic instrumentation dominates the aural landscape, propelled by the bountiful talents of Mick Turner and Jim White (The Dirty Three), Ryan Hembrey (Pinetop Seven), Glenn Kotche (Pinetop Seven/Jim O'Rourke), Fred Lonberg-Holm (Terminal 4), Jeff Parker (Tortoise/Isotope/ Tricolor), Scott Tuma (Souled American), Jeff Tweedy (Wilco) and Guillermo Gregorio (Unheard Music Series)

An extremely inviting haze emanates quietly from Two Brothers, drawing you further and further into its sonic web. You'll not find another record remotely like it this year-- or in any other, for that matter.   Two Brothers knits another rich, otherworldly tapestry documenting the evolution of The Boxhead Ensemble.

9 tracks in 63:00 minutes

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