BIG|BRAVE have announced their forthcoming album, A Chaos Of Flowers
Canadian trio BIG|BRAVE have announced their forthcoming album, A Chaos Of Flowers, along with the album's brand new single , "i felt a funeral".
"The making of this video employed a similar process as we do when writing music. As we’ve learned to let the flow of ideas take its course, the act of creating works whether with fully formed concepts or an unfinished notion, starting the work itself acts as a sort of guide to where the final outcome may land. We realised that something more visually minimal than what we first imagined was the way to go," explains guitarist Mathieu Ball.
By using a single-take that loosely follows guitarist/vocalist Robin Wattie's movements, with moments of imperfection, lost focus, and fluctuations in lighting, "the performer (Robin) and the audience both partake in this visual and aural conversation together creating a more intimate visual space. The audience is led in and out of her intimate space all while being kept at safe distance. Paired with the lyrical content, it can be considered an apt representation of the elements of mental collapse - a simplified visual dance with the inner and outside world."
A Chaos of Flowers is set to follows 2022's nature morte, their 2022 collaboration with The Body – Leaving None But Small Birds – and the 2021 album, Vital. BIG|BRAVE have also announced an extensive tour in 2024 throughout the UK, and mainland Europe, including sets at Les Nuits Botanique in Brussels and Portals Festival in London on 25 May.
Tracklist:
- i felt a funeral
- not speaking of the ways
- Chanson pour mon ombre
- canon : in canon
- a song for Marie part iii
- theft
- quotidian : solemnity
- moonset
A Chaos Of Flowers, is set for release on 19 April.
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