THE FARRELL BROS. - THIS IS A RIOT  - (STUMBLE RECORDS 2005)
Selkirk, Manitoba's Farrell Brothers have been blazing a path of Punkabilly madness for several years now. Their latest record shows they have no signs of slowing down as they rip through an invigorating set that recalls early Clash. "Fight" sounds like it could have been the b-side to The Clash's first single, "Kristy" has the reggae twinge and "It's Alright Tonight" >>click here!

THE FARRELL BROS. - CURBSTOMP BOOGIE- (Raucous Records 2004)
Release number three from everyone's favorite Selkirkian greasers is what these boys were aiming for from the get-go and they've blasted that pop bottle from here to Lockport, at least. Forgoing the mainstream roots rock high falootin' ness that they dabbled in on their debut , the 'Rumble' takes off where their Go to Hell EP left off, showcasing the fiery link >>click here!

THE FARRELL BROS. - RUMBLE @ THE OPRY! - (Teenage Rampage Rec. 2003)
Rockabilly siblings Gordie and Shawn sport mile-high DAs and black Rebels leathers, but they're more than retro-rebels. Their new 14 track Rumble @ the Opry - a fiery fusion of classic twang and contemporary adrenaline - is all the proof you need. Sure, Gordie can slap that doghouse bass like Bill Black, Shawn can pull twangy licks out of his vintage >>click here!

THE FARRELL BROS. - ...GO TO HELL! - (Independent EP 2000)
Incendiary speed country-bluegrass with a touch of Rockabilly flair and some exultant bravo in their live show, go out of your mind, ladies and gentlemen, all the way from Selkirk, Manitoba, please help me welcome... The Farrell Brothers! The liner notes give you a few more clues: a cover of Hank Williams "I Saw the Light" and "You'll Be Rewarded Over There" >>click here!

THE FARRELL BROS. - BALLAD OF JACKPINE SLASH -  (Independent 1998)
We started recording this album early in 96. I remember arriving in Toronto and getting off the bus in the snow with just our acoustic guitars. Looking back we probably weren't very prepared to record an album. We spent the next 3 weeks writing songs in cheap hotels, spending our days in the studio and busking on the streets for a few bucks whenever >>click here!