It’s an overused term, but The Brothers Keg have already achieved legendary status - whether you’ve heard of them or not. They’ve done so not by doing anything particularly legendary (yet), but by creating their own mythology, with themselves at the centre. The trio are presumably all reasonably normal blokes from London but, at one and the same time, they are mythic beings from a celestial realm beyond the ken of mere mortals. It’s there in the title, not to mention that wonderfully garish cartoon artwork. Folklore, Myths And Legends Of The Brothers Keg is as epic, grandiose and ever so slightly tongue-in-cheek as you could wish. Think one of Mastodon’s mind-bending concept albums crossed with Heavy Metal (the addled 1980s animated film), with the occasional nod to H.P. Lovecraft and...
