Hey everyone! We thought we'd let you know the EP is done done done!!!
It will shortly be available on iTunes and will now be sold at any Carswell show!
We also have available a new 11x10 poster that is for sale. The poster is currently our profile picture.

Also we've wasted no time starting on our first full length record!!
No word on when it will be done but we are in production as this is being typed!

Keep an eye out for a CD release show for the EP. Hopefully that will be in the beginning of December.

Thanks and mucho love!!!

-theBrothersCarswell

We have put up one song from our new ep for you to hear first! It's called 110.
Take a listen and check back for more songs to be added soon!
The ep will be released soon! Let us know how feel about the new songs as they come! If you like what you hear add it to your profile and tell all your friends to take a visit to our page!

-theBrothersCarswell

Here is a little something friend and producer Jeremy Hunter wrote about the Carswell Brother's recording sessions on his website.

"Carswell is made up of two talented brothers, Brandon & Shaun. Prolific songwriters, like 3+ songs a week, it was tough weeding through all of the great material to come up with 4 songs that we all thought should go on their EP, Justin Weaver and I are producing. Justin is a great guitar player, to say the least. He shares guitar duties with the brothers and covers the bass on Blue. Anyway, it's great stuff and I'll post a couple song samples up here soon."
-Jeremy Hunter

Check out Jeremy's website at http://web.mac.com/jeremybrianhunter/Hunter_Productions/H_O_M_E.html

Thanks Jeremy!!!

-TheBrothersCarswell

November 20, 2007 @ The Basement —New Faces Night: Carswell

A few drinks, a congenial crowd and some decent music piping from the fine PA of the Basement on 8th Ave. will always make for a well-spent evening of entertainment. This particular night was no exception. It was the usual Tuesday night New Faces showcase at the venue, and I snuck in smack in the middle of a set being performed by four handsomely dressed young men called Carswell. It was obvious from the first whiff of the atmosphere that the crowd was digging what they had to offer, so I listened intently. Indeed, among what they did have to offer was rich guitar interplay, charmingly ragged harmonies and confident but not-too-showy soloing. Oh, and did I mention some darn fine songwriting? Yep, there was that as well. The group featured no percussionist but the triple threat of acoustic guitar (and sometimes mandolin) was supported nicely by an electric bass player lurking in the background.

—Matthew Woodard - Listen!Nashville.com