by Stephen HowellBrothers Angus and Hamish Richardson grew up in the Australian town of Bathurst. Their home was always filled with music, whether someone was practicing an instrument or playing a record on the stereo. The Richardsons took up instruments associated with rock & roll, as well as those related to traditional music. Angus began playing the didgeridoo and guitar and Hamish picked up the bass, while both knew their way around the bagpipes. Since forming their band Brother in the early 90s, they have started their own record label and have toured the world extensively, being bestowed with the title of Jimi Hendrix with bagpipes by the publication Buzz Weekly. Besides a cross-pollination of musical styles, Brother has also gained notoriety with their alternative stage presence, wearing leather kilts and occasionally donning nail polish. As Angus and Hamish Richardson fine-tuned their instrumental skills, they traveled into Sydney, Au...