Hotly tipped as the breakthrough band of this year, Brother aren't exactly shy in coming forward. The album is being produced by Stephen Street and the self-proclaimed Gritpoppers have already got the music media eating out of their hands.

Hotly tipped as the breakthrough band of this year, Brother aren't exactly shy in coming forward. The album is being produced by Stephen Street and the self-proclaimed Gritpoppers have already got the music media eating out of their hands. Adam Powell captures all of their start-up exuberance in the video for Darling Buds Of May, shot over two days in Slough and London, on multiple different camera systems with Ross McLennan shooting, and Aubrey Woodiwiss at T'Mill grading. As ever, Adam edited it himself with aplomb, and the result pretty much ends up achieving the impossible: Slough actually looks quite cool. But then Adam is a bit of a poet of the burbs...

Adam Powell captures all of their start-up exuberance in the video for Darling Buds Of May, shot over two days in Slough and London, on multiple different camera systems with Ross McLennan shooting, and Aubrey Woodiwiss at T'Mill grading.

Hotly tipped as the breakthrough band of this year, Brother aren't exactly shy in coming forward. The album is being produced by Stephen Street and the self-proclaimed Gritpoppers have already got the music media eating out of their hands. Adam Powell captures all of their start-up exuberance in the video for Darling Buds Of May, shot over two days in Slough and London, on multiple different camera systems with Ross McLennan shooting, and Aubrey Woodiwiss at T'Mill grading. As ever, Adam edited it himself with aplomb, and the result pretty much ends up achieving the impossible: Slough actually looks quite cool. But then Adam is a bit of a poet of the burbs...

As ever, Adam edited it himself with aplomb, and the result pretty much ends up achieving the impossible: Slough actually looks quite cool. But then Adam is a bit of a poet of the burbs...

Hotly tipped as the breakthrough band of this year, Brother aren't exactly shy in coming forward. The album is being produced by Stephen Street and the self-proclaimed Gritpoppers have already got the music media eating out of their hands. Adam Powell captures all of their start-up exuberance in the video for Darling Buds Of May, shot over two days in Slough and London, on multiple different camera systems with Ross McLennan shooting, and Aubrey Woodiwiss at T'Mill grading. As ever, Adam edited it himself with aplomb, and the result pretty much ends up achieving the impossible: Slough actually looks quite cool. But then Adam is a bit of a poet of the burbs...