Henry and Rupert Stansall, who, like Jedward before them, have combined their first names to form Ruen Brothers. And in 2014, they're going to be enormous, not disastrous. There’s anticipation that they will continue to produce excellent works of art. Even if you don't like what they do, you can already tell that this pair will be in various publications and on the radio like a particularly contagious rockabilly rash. Their voices have the quavery characteristic of the Large O having a big o, feeling agonized to the point of ecstasy and vice versa, while their guitars twang and drums bash. They have a song called “Aces”, which is such a 1950s word. It smells like buff boys riding cafe racers while wearing leather jackets and quiffs. Ruen Brothers, who are just around 15 years old, seem to be completely enamored with the music and way of life from 55 years ago. What have you got, they bark, making it sound like they're leaning against a jukebox. even as we speak, to wide-eyed groupies of the rebels. Frankie Valli will be particularly interested to hear their song Walk Like a Man. Other songs by them, developed in the roughest bars in Scunny (as they genuinely call it), sound like the music of those other young northern scamps, the Strypes, or the primitive RnB rumble of the early Stones. The Fly magazine claimed that they are doing for early 1960s beat music what Jake Bugg has done for skiffle. Our illogical claim to begin the week is that they could be Bugg-big..

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