City Paper
Good Brother Earl is back with new album Fiction
It's been more than two years since the band's previous release -- and a decade since it started out -- but a new Good Brother Earl album is worth the wait.
By Aaron Jentzen
Post-Gazette
They're name is Earl
It has been more than three years since the Pittsburgh group released the polished "Perfect Tragedy." The band decided to take its time on the follow-up, and since then, a couple of the guys have added to the GBE fan base with babies, pushing the project back a bit.
By Scott Mervis
Tribune Review
Good Brother Earl stays true to its reasons for making music
It's been a little more than three years since Good Brother Earl released its second album, "Perfect Tragedy" -- enough time for any band to be forgotten. Not to mention that the music industry has undergone its own economic meltdown, with diminishing returns for artists.
By Rege Behe
Pitt News
Good Brother Earl brings unconventional sound to Diesel
Good Brother Earl is a band with a weird name that doesn’t mean anything, yet it has a distinctive sound formed by a collection of rock, blues, country and pop influences.
By Larissa Gula
Cabaret Theatre Square - Pittsburgh
The band's music was also featured on two volumes of a compilation CD called, Decent Xposure, which included the likes of O.A.R., Ari Hest, and Ingram Hill. Additionally, out of 1600 bands, Good Brother Earl was selected by TAXI and Billboard as one of the top 15 independent acts in the North East.Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Plenty of local bands take their wares to WYEP and plenty of them get turned away.But the door opened wide for Good Brother Earl, an ensemble that showed up in 2004 with a full-bodied Triple A rock sound that can fall right into place between Counting Crows, Dave Matthews and the Jayhawks. The result was regular rotation on YEP and a growing following.