The Brave - Evie's Little Garden (releasing July 27, 2021)

[whiplash1972 66]

From the studios of Pakaderm Records came to of the 90's best Christian Rock releases, Battle Cries & Trust. 2014 gave us Rise with 5 new singles and a new singer. 2021 will bring the 1st Full Length album of Original material to the masses since 1994. The album is a 12 song collection called Evie's Little Garden, and begins mixing this month with Grammy-Award winning Mix Engineer JR McNeely, with a new single to be released Spring 2021

Track Listing: 
1. Evie's Little Garden 
2. Run to You 
3. I've Always Wondered 
4. We're Not in Kansas Anymore 
5. Elevate Me 
6. Creep 
7. Lonely Bones 
8. If I Told You 
9. And We All Fall Down 
10. Lucid 

BONUS TRACKS (CD & Vinyl Only) 
11. Come to Me 
12. Love: Automatic 

 

Sound samples available at the bottom of this page: https://thebravemusic.com/pre-order-evie-s-little-garden

https://www.facebook.com/thebravemusicsite/

 

[heavyharmonies 214]

Actually, that sounds pretty damned good.

[KarpetRydOFunk 309]

I dunno about "damned good." I'd have to hear more. Also, wasn't Rise with a female vocalist? Is this another new singer?

[heavyharmonies 214]

Infinitely better than Rise IMO. There are samples of both albums on their website. While the new lead vocalist will never match the original, once the vocal harmonies kick in, it appears quite enjoyable. I preordered.

[metalmaniac777 15]

Those samples give me hope where previously I had none, given what a disaster "Rise" was. Obviously they're never going to touch the brilliance of their debut, but you can hear the hooks & harmonies and they do indeed sound pretty damned solid. That female vocalist was always a mistake, so it was great to see they jettisoned that failed experiment. New singer is no James Salters, but he gets the job done.

[Dead Planet 221]

Yeah I'll need to hear more than that snippet......although the snippet sounds decent....

[metalmaniac777 15]

Solid stuff, and eons betters than the last atrocity they released.

[KarpetRydOFunk 309]

Ok, yeah, that's not bad.