DrownedInSound — The Brewis brothers open up about their new album, changing studio, and retaining a sense of humour more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Anna Burch's Quit the Curse, Bat Fangs' self-titled debut, and Field Music's Open Here are the three new albums I can wholeheartedly recommend this week. Archival recordings include two Lou Reed live recordings (Thinking of Another Place and Waltzing... more info

DrownedInSound — By now it is clear that Field Music are a truly special band more info

Stereogum — Field Music are releasing a new album, Open Here, in a couple of weeks. They've already shared "Count It Up" and "Time In Joy" from it, and today the UK duo are sharing one more before the full album comes out, the skronking "Share A Pillow." Listen ... more info

Stereogum — Field Music have been making twitchy, oddly funky art-pop for years now, and their latest collection of the stuff, Open Here , is arriving next month. We've already heard "Count It Up," and now the brotherly UK duo are back with "Time In Joy," which... more info

Sweeping The Nation — If you're a regular reader you'll know that by "other" tracks we mean those from albums that didn't make our top 50 of the year plus anything else that tickled the proverbial fancy. And yes, 200. Because we've been keeping a tally all... more info

Stereogum — UK art-pop duo Field Music recently announced the impending release of their new album Open Here , set to arrive early next year. And now they've shared its first single. "Count It Up" is a jittery and oddly funky pop song, and it's a relatively big... more info

Stereogum — British indie-pop duo Field Music will release a new album called Open Here next year. It follows 2016's Commontime , and the band just shared a teaser for lead single "Time In Joy." Watch the trailer below. Open Here is out 2/2 via Memphis ... more info

Stereogum — The Cornshed sisters share a member with the UK indie band Field Music and later in the fall they'll debut a new album called Honey & Tar. We premiered the LP's first single "The Message" and today the band presents us with another track called "Runn... more info

Stereogum — The Cornshed Sisters are four women in Northeast England who are not sisters. Two of those women are Liz Corney, who plays live with the jittery UK indie-poppers Field Music, and Jennie Brewis, who's married to Peter Brewis of the jittery UK indie-po... more info