#27

Still a humongous tune

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#29

Always love how the drums sound on FM records :ok_hand:

#30

Got this today. Surprise surprise, it’s magnificent.

#31

I have managed to listen to half the first song. GRRRR Roll on home time!

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#32

Picked it up from the lovely new Bristol branch of Rough Trade. Instore next Tuesday!

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#33

Managed the second half of the first song at lunch. I have a 3 hour drive after work… so I will get in a few plays this evening.

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#34

Happy repeating!

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#36

Obviously the new album is utterly brilliant and will remain on repeat for weeks to come!

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#37

Yeah. That last track is Goose Bump Central.

#38

Live now!

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#39

Very much… this^

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#40

Sounds like the Talking Heads.

#41

The album should chart this weekend, and I’m off now to see them at Rough Trade Bristol. Whoop!

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#42

This is ace, but is also the first Field Music record I’ve heard. Where’s best to go from here?

#43

I’d say work backwards. Absolutely loved Commontime.

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NEW ALBUM RELEASES 10 01 20
#44

Well, I rate all of them pretty highly… but Tones of Town gets a lot of love. Measure is where I started. Also check out the side projects The Week That Was and School of Language. The Week That Was is my overall favorite “Field Music” album. Enjoy.

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#45

Have to admit that some of the orchestration on Open Here reminds me of The Week That Was which is also one of my favourite FM projects!

#46

the last track on the new record is sweet. reminds me of Sufjan.

#47

Been a fan of them for a few years but defo +1 to how good this album is - looking forward to seeing them next month :slight_smile:

As an aside, chatting with a friend last night i’ve declared all my friends are getting field music as b’day presents this year - They give me so much joy that It needs to be paid forward and feel its the least i could do in showing my support for how bloody talented the Brewis brothers

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