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Feb 23, 2023The league Big|Brave are continuously uncovering is one of their own: not explicitly inviting, but altogether demanding and utterly rewarding.
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The WireApr 6, 2023Big | Brave roars into action with the immense “Carriers, Farriers And Knaves” and proceeds through five subsequent tracks whose heaviness is substantially derived from a keen sense of texture – abetted and encouraged by producer Seth Manchester – and the anguished wail of guitarist/vocalist Robin Wattie. [Apr 2023, p.64]
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Mar 3, 2023The title of nature morte might reference death, but this music is frightfully, joyfully and overwhelmingly alive.
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UncutFeb 23, 2023An ample demonstration of their powers. [Apr 2023, p.25]
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Feb 23, 2023A draining, breath-snatching release, nature morte satisfies on an intellectual level as much as one that is viscerally primal.
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Mar 6, 2023nature morte is a wonderful, difficult album that requires patience and indulgence. The rewards are huge, though.
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Feb 28, 2023It’s a brutal, intense listen, and certainly won’t be for everyone, but those who care to take the journey will find many rewards.
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Feb 23, 2023It's the band's most dynamic, full-bodied recording to date, and a clear improvement over their somewhat rusty-sounding early releases, moving between lulling spaciousness and cathartic violence.