Voodoo 2013 VIDEO: He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister on Their Video Concepts, Performance Style & More

November 12, 2013

CraveOnline had an unforgettable riot on our trip to New Orleans last weekend, covering the Voodoo 2013 festival where Pearl Jam, Nine Inch Nails, Reignwolf and more rocked our faces off.

Los Angeles natives He’s My Brother, She’s My Sister delivered their unique blend of folk-pop, country, punk and indie on the fields of City Park throughout the Halloween weekend music marathon, and while pulling from a slew of EPs and their year-old debut release Nobody Dances in This Town, the quintet’s performance resulted in some seriously impressed festivalgoers, and more than a few new fans.

Not long after their performance we caught up with the band backstage to discuss the concept behind their latest video, how their performances came to be the unique spectacle that they are, and more:

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