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THE MACHINE IS BURNING AND NOW EVERYONE KNOWS IT COULD HAPPEN AGAIN
  1. Industry
  2. Renaissance
  3. Amazing Old Tree
  4. The Machine Is Burning

bruit

THE MACHINE IS BURNING AND NOW EVERYONE KNOWS IT COULD HAPPEN AGAIN

pelagic records

BRUIT ≤ have everything a quintessential post-rock act needs, from an excessively long album name to drawn out compositions driven by atmosphere to immaculate climaxes led by soaring, delay-soaked guitars.

The band effortlessly flows from atmospheric post-metal to free jazz, and from folktronica to neo-classical avant garde improv. BRUIT ≤ can only be fully understood through their attitude rather than their musical influences, from the environmental agenda to the group's staunch boycott of Spotify because of the platform's notoriously sad pay-outs for musicians and their CEO Daniel Ek's recent investments in the arms industry... In that, the group is firmly nested in the tradition of political instrumental rock bands like GODSPEED YOU! BLACK EMPEROR, and the tumultuous yet wordless sound of the revolution that they stand for is indeed somehow related to BRUIT ≤'s own musical landscape.