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For many years, brothers Jake and Jamin Orrall comprised the excellent Nashville garage-psych band JEFF The Brotherhood. In recent years, they’ve launched a new project. In 2024, the Orrall brothers teamed up with Silver Synthetic’s Kunal Prakash for a band called Vorhex Angel. Although official live footage distributed a few months back suggests the group is a noisy, hallucinogenic power trio, their new single out this week is much softer and prettier.<\/p>\n
The track is called “Okie’s Song I,” and it belongs to Drain<\/em>, the new Vorhex Angel album dropping this June, the follow-up to January debut album Heavenly<\/em>. (Yes, this band moves quickly.) “Okie’s Song I” is a simple but powerful rock ‘n’ roll slow jam that Jake calls “the most composed of the songs on Drain<\/em>.” He continues, “The lyrics are about the frustration of being caught in a negative pattern, a feedback loop. I remember getting chills hearing Kunal\u2019s solo in playback.”<\/p>\n You, too, may get chills hearing that solo, which does indeed rip. “I had this group of chords around for a long time and played it with lots of approaches but never shared it live or on a record,\u201d Prakash says. “I always had a feeling the best way to use it would be with Jake and Jamin when the time was right.”<\/p>\n The time is right! Watch Rett Rogers’ video for “Okie’s Song I” below, where you’ll also find that Vorhex Angel live footage and a stream of Heavenly<\/em>.<\/p>\n