Stereogum — David Brewis, a member of the twitchy British indie-pop group Field Music, also holds down the solo side project School Of Language, and he’ll drop his sophomore album Old Fears next month. We’ve already posted first single “Between The Suburbs... more info

Stereogum — David Brewis, of the nervy British indie-pop group Field Music, is also the man behind the solo side project School Of Language. He’ll be releasing the second School Of Language album Old Fears later this spring, and we’ve already posted first si... more info

NME — Paul Smith working on projects with Field Music and Kathryn Williams more info

Sweeping The Nation — Miss, David's got his funk elastic out again! With Field Music on one of their regular hiatuses Brewis, D has relaunched his School Of Language identity for an album out 7th April entitled Old Fears, the first single stuttering, tightly wound up ... more info

Popdose — When when of my favorite new bands, Field Music, went on their first hiatus in mid-2008, David and Peter Brewis made it clear that they were far from done making music. They emphatically proved that point in 2008, when each of the brothers released a... more info

Metalsucks — But it's fun-times, not lame-o!The post Decapitated Made a Grassy Field Music Video for “Carnival is Forever” appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Guardian Music — Indie act rewarded for album An Awesome Wave at award ceremony at Camden's Roundhouse With a hip new venue, a young enthusiastic host and a 20th birthday to celebrate, it was fitting that the winner of the Barclaycard Mercury prize went to a debut al... more info

Guardian Music — Alt-J took the £20,000 prize ahead of Sam Lee, Field Music, Lianne La Havas, Roller Trio and Plan B, among others more info

Guardian Music — Four-piece who met at university beat acts including Field Music, Jessie Ware and Richard Hawley to £20,000 awardIndie quartet Alt-J, also written as ∆, have won the prestigious Mercury prize for their album An Awesome Wave.The four-piece, who met... more info

ContactMusic — The winner of this year's Mercury Music Prize will be announced at a ceremony in London tonight, with British indie pop quartet Alt-J the bookies... more info