Sit Tighter

Logic

Off & On

Making a New World

Coffee or Wine

Nikon Pt 1

I Thought You Were Something Else

Best Kept Garden

A Common Language Pt 2

A Common Language Pt 1

Do You Read Me?

Money Is a Memory

An Independent State

Sound Ranging

A Change of Heir

From a Dream, Into My Arms

Between Nations

Only In a Man's World

Lost Christmas : A Festive Memphis Industries Selection Box

Home For Christmas

Time in Joy (Edit)

Plumb

(I Keep Thinking About) A New Thing

Write Your Own History

Test Your Reaction

Tones Of Town

She Can Do What She Wants

Measure

In The Mirror

A New Town

First track from first album, recorded way back in 2004. Remastered for forthcoming vinyl reissue - here it is in glorious mp3. Features Tom English on drums, Andrew Moore on piano and Peter B on limbo cowbell.

Field Music

If Only The Moon Were Up

Field Music are from Sunderland in the north-east of England. They make experimental pop music. The band is led by brothers Peter and David Brewis. They have released five 'proper' albums under the name Field Music [Field Music (2005), Tones of Town (2007), Field Music (Measure) (2010), Plumb (2012) and Commontime (2016), all through Memphis Industries] as well as Peter's The Week That Was album, David's two records as School of Language, a compilation of early B-sides, a collection of cover versions and a soundtrack to John Grierson's 1929 documentary, Drifters. The Field Music live band currently features Kev Dosdale, Andrew Lowther and Liz Corney. In October 2016, the band played a short run of shows with an expanded line-up. This included the string quartet of Ed Cross, Jo Montgomery, Chrissie Slater and Ele Leckie, saxophonist Pete Fraser, trumpet player Simon Dennis and percussionist Damo Waters. Other musicians who have played in the group on record or onstage include founding member Andrew Moore, Tom English, Ian Black, Peter Gofton and Mark Simms. Plumb was nominated for the 2012 Mercury Prize.

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