The quartet from Toulouse has been hyped last years many times as ‘the next big thing in post-rock’. While their 2018-EP “Monolith” provided a promising indication of their sonic ambition, it was their debut-album “The Machine Is Burning And Now Everyone Knows It Could Happen Again” which really set off the trigger. It received raving reviews and the past year the band took their music to sold-out stages (Roadburn for example) across Europe, expending themselves as they pushed the limits of their performances each night. It brough the collective on a new path. A trajectory which saw the need for pause, for meditation and reflection, and this gave birth to “Apologie Du Temps Perdu”. A solemn ode to the flagrant act of wasting our time. Consisting of three musical meditations, it sees Bruit cut down on their massive sound in favour of a more subtle contemplation; “This more ambient EP is conceived as a comma between our first album and the next one. It is an invitation to lose time, a parenthesis in the frantic race of our society. It also reveals the hidden power of film scores. We all know that moment in which we cease to be conscious of the musical accompaniment and we become truly absorbed in the story. The music becomes part of scenery, and in this moment we lose track of time”.