In 2004, Brant Bjork toured Europe and the US under the title "Brant Bjork and the Bros." He was backed by the talents of Dylan Roche on bass guitar, Michael Peffer on drums, and Cortez on guitar. In 2005, the Bros went into the studio and recorded Bjork's fifth album Saved by Magic. It was released on August 1, 2005 and features 2 full discs. The music style is a mix of Jalamanta, and The Sounds of Liberation. Brant Bjork and the Bros. have opened for bands such as Danko Jones and surf rock pioneer Dick Dale.

“Make no mistake...we’re a real band. Musically speaking The Bros bring it. Organic Rock. It grooves. It Flows. It’s psychedelic. It’s tough. It’s beautiful. It’s Classic. The future is now and Brant Bjork and The Bros are here.” - Brant Bjork

2006 saw the release of Sabbia, a stoned-out "visual soundtrack" by film maker Kate McCabe. Sabbia brings the low desert and landscapes of California onto film with a full soundtrack by Bjork. Brant cites that the motivation of Sabbia was to bring the desert scene to a lot of people who haven't experienced it for themselves.

In 2007, Bjork has plans to tour in Latin America; Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico. Something Bjork has never done. A new live DVD and 3 new records are the result: Somera Sol with The Bros, Tres Dias as a solo artist. 2008 saw the new solo album Punk Rock Guilt. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.