If you were to think of the most glorious sound that could ever be produced...As if Heaven itself were to part the clouds for the briefest of moments and all the Angels gathered to sing their most Angelic song, and it was so beautiful that it could only be heard for a single whisper of a moment or the gloriousness of the sound would overwhelm everyone on Earth….yep, that’s the Brandon McDermott Band in a nutshell. From Galveston to Houston to College Station and all the way up to Amarillo, the Brandon McDermott Band has been bringing their exciting brand of Texas country music to stages across the Lone Star State. The Brandon McDermott Band started in College Station, TX when McDermott, a member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2001, began writing songs and playing at open mics around town. After moving back to his hometown of Galveston and playing some solo acoustic shows, he met up with island musicians John Metyko (lead guitar), Clark Duhon (bass) and Broc Adams (drums/harmony vocals), to form the rest of the band. It didn’t take long for audiences to take notice and start filling up local venues to watch them play. It wasn’t long before their fans started requesting an album and so the band listened. The Brandon McDermott Band released their first studio album titled “Mile Marker Zero” in October 2010 and it has them poised to make their mark on the Texas/Red Dirt music scene. Just like their live shows, which continue to leave the audience wanting more, the new album is chock-full of fun, energetic songs that are guaranteed to make their listener have a good time. From good ol’ fashion party songs, to songs about relationships gone bad, this album has something for everyone and has been getting great reviews from country music publications and industry people alike. So no matter whether you prefer mud on your boots or sand between your toes, if you like Texas Music then the Brandon McDermott Band has something for you. Check them out at www.brandonmcdermottband.com, you won’t be disappointed. Thanks and Gig 'em! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.