The Gallaghers, Schenkers, Davies, Robinsons, Everlys… rock 'n' roll has a history of fractious brothers, but the Estevan and Alejandro Gutiérrez couldn't be further from that drama. There's a sense of harmony not just between their personalities, but in the sublime instrumental music they make.
Hermanos Gutiérrez (Spanish for Gutiérrez Brothers) create guitar parts that evoke journeys through the vistas of an imaginary western, drawing on the endless inspirations of the desert and their Ecuadorian mother's musical heritage to create music for the soul. Their most recent album, 2022's El Bueno y el Malo, was produced by Black Keys man Dan Auerbach at his Easy Eye Sound studio in Nashville and the duo are now selling out shows far and wide, but it actually took a while before the brothers realised the special connection they had as musicians.
