Fury Bros

CANDLES

Inspired by the design of vintage motor oil cans, Fury Bros candles are made from fine soy wax and blended with natural oils.  Each can label is designed by the Fury Bros. to match the quality and character of our uniquely crafted scents.  Leather, smoke, and fresh tobacco are only a few of the fragrances you'll find in their hand-poured, premium candles.  So go ahead... Light up, Johnny.

The tale of Jeremy and Stevie Fury begins in America's heartland somewhere between Detroit Rock City and where Cleveland rocks.  The two brothers grew up in Toledo, Ohio making music previously in the rock band, We Are The Fury.  Currently, Jeremy fronts NYC's, Jeremy & The Harlequins, while Stevie keeps the beat.

But let's back up a bit...

In 2008, after years of recording and touring with We Are The Fury, Stevie Fury embarked on what became a five year adventure in Paris, France, studying cuisine and wine at the acclaimed Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute of Paris.  Two months after Stevie flew to France, Jeremy hopped in a van and headed westward to begin working on new music.  Stevie cooked for diplomats and attaches at the US Embassy in France. Jeremy wrote and recorded rock 'n roll in East LA.

Much of the middle is a blur, but somehow the two brothers reconvened and found themselves living together again in their cousin's tenement apartment in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen.  While in New York, the two brothers connected with a few other equally passionate musicians and started Jeremy & The Harlequins.  

While evident in their retro inspired music, their love of nostalgia didn't end at the microphone or the drum kit. Jeremy, who had also worked in concert promotions for sometime as a graphic designer, became struck with the simplicity and style of vintage design.  And, Stevie developed a taste for the recipes and crafts of yesteryear. On a warm Summer's evening in June 2015, the brothers decided to embark on their next journey, Fury Bros.  Vintage inspired.  Classically cool.  Candles, soap, and accessories for, but not limited to, the modern man.