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August 10, 2011 Music » Record Review

Brain F≠'s Sleep Rough

(Grave Mistake/ Sorry State)

by Jordan Lawrence @JordanLawrence

Sleep Rough, the debut LP from Charlotte's Brain F≠ (pronounced Brain Flannel), will not bowl you over with production values. The garage punk quartet seems to play through a fuzzy filter that shows competent and consistent, if never wowing, engineering. Songwriting won't…

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