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Nasvhile's JEFF the Brotherhood has announced that their new album, Wasted on the Dream, has been pushed back to a March 24 release and will now be on their own Infinity Cat Recordings instead of majory label Warner Brothers Records.

They offered the statement below in response to recent happenings.

The band will also be touring in support of the new release.

Hello friends and fans and family and hello people of the press and people of the industry!

We, JEFF The Brotherhood, are SO FUCKING PLEASED to announce that we have been DROPPED from the clutches of the demented vulture that is Warner Bros! We feel as though a heavy weight has been lifted from our shoulders, and could not be more excited.

As for our album, "Wasted on the Dream", it is finally coming out March 24th on Infinity Cat Recordings - our spiritual, as well as literal home.

It was a very strange experience working with WBR. Luckily, we help to run an indie label that has its shit together more than the big guys, and the announcement comes today from Infinity Cat. The records are pressed, and we are poised and ready!

It's true what you've heard, the era of the major label is over, we have seen it first hand. Upwards and onwards!

-JEFF The Brotherhood

JEFF THE BROTHERHOOD on tour

Mar 17 McAllen, TX - Cine El Ray / Galaxy Fair

Mat 18 Laredo, TX - Old No. 2

Mar 19 - 21 Austin, TX - SXSW

Mar 22 Dallas, TX - Spillover fest / Deep Ellum Live

Mar 23 San Antonio, TX - The Korova

Mar 25 Phoenix, AZ - Crescent Ballroom

Mar 26 San Diego, CA - Soda Bar

Mar 27 W. Hollywood, CA - Troubadour

Mar 28 Santa Ana, CA - Bugerama Fest / The Observatory

Mar 29 San Francisco, CA - The Independent

Mar 31 Portland, OR - Bunk Sandwich Shop