Late last night.  Doug's place (The Cat's Eye), Austin Texas

Broken Home - Bryce Clifford

Home (blame myself)

Digging through old demos.  That was a short-lived relationship, perhaps why song got shelved.  I play everything on here and surprised that it works better than i recalled.

Callie Song (2013 demo)

From 2013.. another lost & found.  Felt more true 10 yr later (shittily).  Hm, liked this stream of consciousness, and the not-deciding-on-a-chord-progression-til-the-end, ha. Um, that's the meaning of the song, i realize now.

Who'll I Become

Halfbroken

Odd Man Out, demo

Recorded live at Ohm Recording Facility by Chico Jones, Austin TX

Bryce Clifford - guitar, vocals
Geena Spigarelli - bass
Daniel Jones - drums
Thomas Van Der Brook - baritone sax

Lovin You (Is Killin Me)

I Wanna Buy A Condo Downtown

Lighter side of the breakup song.  The moment you drop all hard feelings and can’t help but only reflect on the better times with someone you shouldn’t miss.  Like a smoke, someone who’s bad for your health but you’re willing to accept the risk.  You’ll trade longevity and  better-angels for an experience.

Second Hand Smoke

From forthcoming 2020 full album 'Rebounder'.

Worst Enemy

Single #3, released August 2020 
from forthcoming album 'Rebounder'

Tomorrow We Break Up With Ourselves

"Heavy hitting band with his rueful and acerbic lyrics and bar room scarred vocals.” NOW Magazine, Toronto

Bryce Clifford & Brother Superior put the song back at the center of rock and roll.  If they were hair-rock assholes, they would be cranking out passionate Americana anthems that blare from the car windows of teenagers across the states. But Clifford's indie-rock influence and post-punk attitude bring us a much more interesting and nuanced approach to songwriting.  

The band performs with a ‘wheels-might-come-off’ intensity.  These musicians bring with them influences of blue-grass, classical, honky-tonk, old school soul… name it - you might hear it.  That said, a Bryce Clifford set is dominated with driving melodic rock songs that get stuck in your head, are played with joy, and have a touch of nostalgia that feels right and hits home.

Bryce Clifford & Brother Superior

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