Brass Against

Brass Against is a collective known for its innovative and high-energy brass band cover versions of songs from the rock and alternative genres, particularly focusing on music with a message of social and political significance. Founded in 2017, the group quickly gained popularity for their unique arrangements and powerful live performances, which breathe new brass-infused life into classic and contemporary rock anthems. Their repertoire includes covers of songs by bands like Rage Against the Machine, Tool, and Audioslave, among others, showcasing their ability to blend brass band styles with rock's intensity and rebellion.

With releases like "Sober," a gripping reinterpretation of the Tool classic, and a brass-heavy version of Alice In Chains' "Would?", Brass Against has mastered the art of transforming rock's raw power into something undeniably unique and compelling. Their albums, such as "Brass Against V," feature a collection of covers that not only pay homage to the original artists but also stand on their own as significant works of artistic expression. Through their music, Brass Against seeks to inspire and energize audiences, encouraging a spirit of resistance and resilience in the face of social and political challenges. Their dynamic blend of music has not only captivated listeners around the globe but also solidified their place as a distinctive and bold force within the music industry.

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