#brandon asraf

[static-age]

just such a good song.

[fuckyeahbrickandmortar]

[fuckyeahbrickandmortar]

@etched_in_snow

[russroe]

[nickkarpphotography]

Brick + Mortar at Webster Hall Studio in NYC on 5/20/14.

www.nickkarp.com

[folieadweebs]

[acodawithacurse]

i don't understand how brickandmortar are not more known. no wonder they're playing in san bernardino instead of somewhere in LA. i'm determined to go see them anyway and, hopefully, meet them. BEEN loving there sound.

[capitalchaostelevision]

Brandon Asraf and bandmate John Tacon (drums, electronic samples, vocals) formed Brick + Mortar in 2010 to immediate critical buzz that's now rapidly approaching fever pitch, no doubt buoyed along by the excellent video for their song "Bangs" which premiered on Noisey last summer. The song's bass hits like a massive punch to the face and the narrative of the ultra-violent accompanying video, based on the life of Asraf's father, is likely one of the more brutal stories you've ever bore witness to. "This video opened the door for us to be more than a band. People seem to wait for that song to sing their hearts out at shows," explains Asraf of the impact the single has had on the band. "Bangs" was released on Mad Dragon Records as part of Motion City Soundtrack's Making Moves series, where the band featured their personal favorite rising artists in special 7" releases. Aside from touring Brick + Mortar will also be busy with several other projects this fall, including putting out a fully animated music video created by artist Richie Brown and focusing on writing for their debut full length. "The goal is to make our album an audiovisual experience. I feel like the songs we are working on are our best yet. We are ready to make a full length record."