Elder Brother are relatively new in name to me but very familiar in terms of sound. Given the upsurge of indie-emo bands. there's always room for one more in the swell once they're able to eke out connective music with bits of panache, rock flair and a strong hand for storytelling. That's exactly what Elder Brother achieves with Stay Inside. It's a melodic, level-headed record that encourages self-reflection through a nifty little musical cadre which pounds on that little door in your head where you keep your self-centered thoughts.