The sense of energy at a Cooper Brown gig the and sheer love for the music they play is something the crowd pick up on. You'd think it was the first time this trio had ever set foot on a stage - if it wasn't for the cool tunes being played. Speed, noise and frontman Bill Brown's raw vocal style give a vibe not often seen on the Live circuit these days.

Commencing Dec 1999 with a Christmas gig at one of the final Barfly night's at The Falcon, Cooper Brown continued with a number of noisy gigs including The Dublin Castle, Bull & Gate, Highbury's The Garage and their own local venue, The Peel in Kingston Upon Thames.

Sticking to a formula of screaming pop vocals backed with frenetic hard-rock riffs in the traditions of Motorhead, Nirvana & Green Day, Cooper Brown get the following reviews ...

"Amazing really amazing ... like watching the Jam when they first hit the scene" - BURBs

"Cooper Brown played a blazing set of punk-inspired rock. Punk like Dinosaur Jr, rather than NoFX, which made it all the more interesting" - CollectiveZine

"Tunes that were abrupt, intense and forceful. Coopersound tore through the shabby basement like a wrecking ball." - MusicOMH.com