hEARd CD Review
"The closest I can get to a reference point for readers for this band would have to be like a slightly less intense style than Rollins Band, perhaps slightly influenced by bands like Alice In Chains, with some cool metal riffs, and a great production technique used here which brings out the exceptional percussion section. Certainly you should take the time to check this out if your into the heavier stuff."

Gods of Music
"Sweat streaming down naked chests, bodies crushed in the mosh pit, crowd surfing and just hangin' out having a damn good time sets the atmosphere for Brown Sox. Where's my daughter? Hell, she's gone to the Brown Sox gig! Wait for me daughter of mine. Brown Sox must be a mixer’s nightmare. I can imagine the beads of sweat running down the mixer’s brow. Give him another beer and sedative guys! No I'm sure you'd get a real buzz from a Brown Sox gig."

Music Dish Magazine
"New Orleans, Louisiana based BROWN SOX is a band that is not afraid to venture down the musical avenues less traveled, openly embracing change and experimenting for the sake of humanity. Their “patented” show props and psych”O”delic extreme drums capture a mood of originality. Guitar oriented. Catchy hooks. Slammin’ grooves. Wistful vocals. Refreshing, Alternative Hard Rock or “Altermetarocadelic” as they call it with a 21st Century Dark Metal Edge."

offBEAT Magazine
Brown Sox combine sludgy, psychedelic metal with surprisingly accessible hooks. Just when you think tracks are destined to devolve into demonic grind core, tempos switch from dirge to hardcore, rhythms shift from slashing to 4/4 and melodies surface through the sludge. Brown Sox isn’t the heaviest local metal band, but they may be the most expansive.

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