Brotherhood

Before he became a luminary in the doom/drone world, Greg Anderson was area of the short-lived hardcore band Brotherhood. Created in 1987 by Anderson along with vocalist John White colored, bassist Ken Hagel, and drummer Victor Hart, Brotherhood crafted a straight-edge hardcore audio in the mildew of rings like Small Threat, channeling their hostility toward social problems as they opened up for rings like Youngsters of Today and Upset Samoans. During its short lifespan, the music group put out just a small number of releases, like the Brotherhood of Close friends demonstration in 1988 and a set of 7″ singles, No Tolerance for Ignorance and Terms Run…As Solid as Blood, just before disbanding in 1989.