San Sebastian Sibling Skirmish - THE HOME RUN DERBY
- 13 years ago
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San Sebastian's debut album RELATIONS will be released everywhere OCTOBER 4th.
"Siblings spend a good deal of their childhood socializing with one another. Their genetic and physical closeness may be marked by the development of strong emotional bonds such as love or hostility. The emotional bond between siblings is often complicated and is influenced by factors such as parental treatment, birth order, personality, who writes the best songs, who gets the most babes, who loads the most gear after a gig, and personal experiences outside the family" - Sigmund Freud
People often ask us, "what's it like being in a band with your brother" they wonder if it's like Peyton and Eli manning, competitive yet supportive. Could it be more like Wayne and Kevin Arnold, abusive and hilariously oppressive. Maybe it's like Cain and Able, extreme jealousy with murderous undertones. The answer may be it's a little bit like all of those relationships.
In an attempt to better understand our kindred dynamic we've taken part in a very scientific series of competitions.
This is the first.
http://www.facebook.com/WEARESANSEBASTIAN
San Sebastian's debut album RELATIONS will be released everywhere OCTOBER 4th.
"Siblings spend a good deal of their childhood socializing with one another. Their genetic and physical closeness may be marked by the development of strong emotional bonds such as love or hostility. The emotional bond between siblings is often complicated and is influenced by factors such as parental treatment, birth order, personality, who writes the best songs, who gets the most babes, who loads the most gear after a gig, and personal experiences outside the family" - Sigmund Freud
People often ask us, "what's it like being in a band with your brother" they wonder if it's like Peyton and Eli manning, competitive yet supportive. Could it be more like Wayne and Kevin Arnold, abusive and hilariously oppressive. Maybe it's like Cain and Able, extreme jealousy with murderous undertones. The answer may be it's a little bit like all of those relationships.
In an attempt to better understand our kindred dynamic we've taken part in a very scientific series of competitions.
This is the first.