Craig's Brother is an American punk rock band that originated from Santa Cruz, California. Formed in 1995 by lead vocalist Ted Bond, the lineup has seen various changes over the years while maintaining a consistent dedication to crafting melodic punk with introspective and often spiritually wrestling lyrics. Influenced by the melodic tendencies of skate punk and the intricate guitar work reminiscent of bands from the 90s punk revival, Craig's Brother made a name for themselves in the punk community with their harmonious yet energized sound.

The band first garnered significant attention with their 1998 debut album, "Homecoming," released on Tooth & Nail Records, which became a hallmark record within the punk scene. After a hiatus and several side projects, Craig's Brother resurfaced in the 2000s with a matured sound that still paid homage to their punk roots. Their most recent releases, such as "Distance," "Easily Won, Rarely Deserved," and "Are You Unhappy?" showcase the band's evolution while remaining true to their core elements of poignant storytelling and infectious melodies. Despite not always being in the spotlight, Craig's Brother has sustained a loyal fanbase and continues to influence the genre with their heartfelt and dynamic punk rock.