Fraternal Rush

Brett Amole

Family business: The Kalamath Brothers blur the roots/country line.

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Maybe the legends are true: that the beauty of the rainbow drove the white man crazy. That spirits of the scorched earth will one day claim their vengeance. That Bigfoot lives in caves, miles ahead of any survivalist gearing up for Y2K. Through their unorthodox approach to folk heritage music, the Kalamath Brothers rage against the dying of whatever light isleft...and have a little fun while they're doing it, something on which both Harpo and Dostoevsky's Smerdyakov could probably see eye to eye.