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  It’s a sunny morning in Sunderland and the Brewis brothers – David in the band’s studio, Peter at home in his living room – have convened over Zoom to discuss what they call the first “proper” album by their band since 2018. The genre-defying duo have led Field Music since its inception in 2004, razing the landscapes of the indie, pop and art-rock worlds via an eclectic CV that encompasses numerous albums, soundtracks, concept albums and side projects. They even famously attracted the attention of Prince, who tweeted a link to their track The Noisy Days Are Ov...

Christian Eede , February 24th, 2021 19:30 On the new record, the brothers wanted to make "something which just feels good and feels physical" Field Music have shared details of a new album, Flat White Moon. Following swiftly on from the continuous 2020 album Making A New World, the new record finds the Brewis brothers wanting to have fun. "We say it all the time: You make music with your ears and your brain first. But I trust my ears and my brain, so let's make something which just feels good and feels physical," Peter Brewis says. Ahead of the album's release, the pair have shared the po...

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall five stars INTERNATIONAL collaboration may be crucial to the success of Celtic Connections, not least as the first non-Edinburgh event to attract support from the Scottish Government’s Expo Fund, but partnerships forged more locally can be just as valuable and inspiring. The 9th edition of the Roaming Roots Review, hosted as ever by Roddy Hart with his superb band The Lonesome Fire, never strayed that far from home in its recruitment policy, but the mix of guest talent and diverse repertoire made this programme of “Songs for Survival” a vintage year for this t...