One of the beautiful things about playing music is the gentle reminder of your own mortality that comes with creating something out of nothing, and knowing that the moment you stop playing, it will cease to exist, says Kevin Kendrick, front man and founder of Brooklyn s A Big Yes and a small no. A record is so-called because it is, literally, a record of that moment; so it doesn t cease to exist. 'Mise En Abyme', (literally placed into abyss ), A Big Yes and a small no s third album is, not surprisingly, VERY existential.

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