Product Description Anyone who's seen THE BREW UK perform live knows why it calls for a live album have been growing louder and louder by the year. The breathtaking, energy-packed show this trio of rockers from Grimsby puts on drives both the band and its audiences to ecstatic heights. 'Live in Europe' presents guitarist and lead singer Jason Barwick, drummer Kurtis Smith and his father, bassist Tim Smith during their spring 2012 tour across Europe. Most of the 12 cuts were heard originally on the band's two previous albums, 'The Third Floor' (2011) and 'A Million Dead Stars' (2010), but there's also 'Postcode Hero' and 'Ode To Eugene' from 2008's 'The Joker' as well as the ever-popular drum solo by Kurtis Smith. The full-bodied, hard-driving mix of the live recording was crafted by renowned producer Chris West (Richard Ashcroft, Status Quo), who was also responsible for the brilliant sound of the band's last two studio albums. Review 'They rule Europe - now for this trio's British invasion' --Classic Rock 'They're really rather good & the record sounds great.' --Zeitgeist 'Classic rock as it should be served, with soul!' --Get Ready To Rock 'A killer act live & the band is writing & playing tight rock numbers. There s not one duff track & it s well recorded too. This is good stuff.' -- Hifi + Mag 'They rule Europe now for this Grimsby trio s British invasion. Killer original material with some astute touring themed lyrics.' -- Classic Rock Presents Blues 'A solid sound with great riffs. Certainly worth checking out!' -- Guitar Techniques * * * * (album of the month) 'The heavier, up tempo tracks...stand well alongside more laid back acoustic tracks...and even a touch of psychedelia... They will be touring the UK in January so worth catching but, until then, check out the tracks on this commendable album.' -- Metal Discovery.com 'Classic rock, prog & indie are melted together in a thrilling bombast that leaves you perplexed as to where to file. Why worry? Just enjoy.' --Guitar & Bass 'Their reputation as a live band precedes them but this album definitely proves they can cut it on disc too.' -- Musicosis.com 'The Third Floor' is a classy collection of cracking good time rock that will have you reaching for the air guitar, kicking out the jams & singing into the mirror like a good 'un. This lot ball up a tasty brew.' --Fireworks Mag 'Big, powerful sounds' --Total Music.com 'The Third Floor provides them with plenty of ammunition to make an impact. Plenty of drive, subtle textural colours & enough striking metaphors to attract a classic rock crowd. It convinces.' --Classic Rock Presents Blues, 7*/10